Strange mouse behavior with new Win10 installation

Hi,
Since I've install a new fresh Win10 on my notebook, a simple click
makes a double click.
Ofently but not every time.
For example, when I want to move a windows, it's maximized.
I don't think it comes from hardware.
- I've noticed this on this new Win10x64 installed version.
- I've noticed this on a trail with Win10 portable usb stick.
- I don't have this problem on my old win10x64 on the same computer,
with same mouse and driver (Logitech MX revolution).
Changing double-click delay don't have any effect.
It's boring and very strange.
Any idea on what happens ?
Thanks

g.bon wrote:
Hi,
Since I've install a new fresh Win10 on my notebook, a simple click
makes a double click.
Ofently but not every time.
For example, when I want to move a windows, it's maximized.
I don't think it comes from hardware.
- I've noticed this on this new Win10x64 installed version.
- I've noticed this on a trail with Win10 portable usb stick.
- I don't have this problem on my old win10x64 on the same computer,
with same mouse and driver (Logitech MX revolution).
Changing double-click delay don't have any effect.
It's boring and very strange.
Any idea on what happens ?
Thanks

Is Logitech Setpoint installed ?

Does the mouse operate correctly on a non-Win10 computer ?

Paul

Is Logitech Setpoint installed ?
Yes, last X64 version.
Does the mouse operate correctly on a non-Win10 computer ?
Yes, even on this computer with an old install of Win10 !

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g.bon wrote:
Is Logitech Setpoint installed ?
Yes, last X64 version.
Does the mouse operate correctly on a non-Win10 computer ?
Yes, even on this computer with an old install of Win10 !


Have you tried removing Setpoint, and re-testing ?

Paul

Have you tried removing Setpoint, and re-testing ?
Yes, and it was the same before installing Setpoint, with generic
Microsoft driver.
I'll test another mouse.

"g.bon" wrote in message ...

Is Logitech Setpoint installed ?
Yes, last X64 version.

Does the mouse operate correctly on a non-Win10 computer ?

Yes, even on this computer with an old install of Win10 !


The question was; "Does the mouse operate correctly on a non-Win10 computer
?".

The question was; "Does the mouse operate correctly on a non-Win10 computer
?".
YES.
and it operates correctly on the same computer also...
but with an older installed Windows
Don't think it's an harware problem...

On 29/04/2016 6:43 PM, g.bon wrote:
Hi,
Since I've install a new fresh Win10 on my notebook, a simple click
makes a double click.
Ofently but not every time.
For example, when I want to move a windows, it's maximized.
I don't think it comes from hardware....
with same mouse and driver (Logitech MX revolution).
Changing double-click delay don't have any effect.

I have a G500 that double-clicks after just 6 months of playing games.

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The question was; "Does the mouse operate correctly on a non-Win10
computer ?".

It's a trick question because anything non-Win10 is not a computer
but merely a box of electronics which can access the Internets
sometimes when it's working or not rebooting or crashing
or some other weird stuff.

You should feed and clean your mouse frequently and it will operate
as advertised unless it's broke, then it won't. So you have to get
another mouse that works? Well, they have plenty of them on eBay.

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Thanks for advices... I give up.
But, as I said :
- the same mouse on the same computer with an other older installation
of Win10 (on an other part) works perfectly.
So, it's not a problem of hardware or cleaning.
Changing double click delay don't resolved anything.

g.bon posted this via
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Thanks for advices... I give up.
But, as I said :
- the same mouse on the same computer with an other older installation
of Win10 (on an other part) works perfectly.
So, it's not a problem of hardware or cleaning.
Changing double click delay don't resolved anything.

It has to be something... Yeah, just get a trackball and write the whole
mouse thing off to experience. Perhaps Bill Gates is sabotaging your mouse
to compell you to buy a new touchpad device. It's a clever marketing
stategy.

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On Wed, 04 May 2016 14:46:04 +0200, g.bon wrote:

the same mouse on the same computer with an other older installation
of Win10 (on an other part) works perfectly.

I have same problem, on W10 on new HP 450-Probook.

At first, no problem with mouse.
Then the other day I booted W10 and it totally ignores the mouse.
Another installation on the same machine is perfectly happy with it.

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