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1. #Logitech mouse right click not working mac driver#
2. #Logitech mouse right click not working mac tv#
3. #Logitech mouse right click not working mac windows#

Your USB receiver for the mouse might be malfunctioning.

#Logitech mouse right click not working mac tv#

But if you have something else in the vicinity that transmits on the same frequency and by chance is being picked up by the wireless receiver, it might be confusing the two devices, similar to trying to use two different remote controls to control the same TV at once. Even if the device doesn't transmit, they still can emit EM interference and cause other devices to behave erratically. Perhaps another device could be interfering with the wireless communication between the receiver and the mouse. Your wireless signal might be getting interference. Even if it reports being fully charged, it still may not be providing enough power to maintain reliable communication with the computer. It should take a while before it causes an issue, but it can happen somewhat quickly if you tend to overcharge the battery. If it's a rechargeable battery, it's good to note that they do tend deteriorate over time. The behavior might be beyond whatever debouncing the circuitry in the mouse is able to do. Different behavior while using the mouse in different ways might cause misclicks. The contacts might be a bit finnicky and have become sensitive to nearly indetectible changes in pressure on the button. Because of their constant use, it's likely that they'll be the first to go due to wear. So if something is accidentally bumping the touchpad or something else while you're trying to do something with the mouse, it might cause things like you describe to occur.

#Logitech mouse right click not working mac windows#

Windows wasn't designed to accept competing input from two mouse pointing devices at the same time and be able to deal with each separately. If there are mulitple pointing devices connected, it also can cause strange behavior. If you're on a laptop, input from both the external mouse and internal touchpad can interfere with each other. I posted some questions so you can help clarify your situation, but the reason this happens could be because (in order from most likely to least likely): This sounds like it could be a hardware issue. Yet, if I just click and let go once, it doesn't follow through like a double-click (I thought maybe the single-click link-behavior might have been inadvertently activated). If I click and hold on something, like a folder in Windows Explorer, it sees it as a double-click. (Batteries fully charged, no damage or recent changes to mouse, no changes that might affect/block wireless communication)

If I click and drag a window around quickly, it might start to "lag" a tad bit, like it's perhaps moving too fast for Windows to keep up with the refresh/redraw rate, and that's usually synonymous with this odd deselect bug happening. Again, the oddity seems to be the "speed" of action.Īnother note - it seems that "lag" has a bit to do with it.

#Logitech mouse right click not working mac driver#

I haven't had any driver changes, system updates, or significant software changes/updates/installations recently, that might be a precursor to this issue. For example, if I click and hold the title bar of a window, and then start quickly dragging it around in circles across my monitor, the window will get "dropped", and a new window will get picked up in the process.Īdditionally, if I right-click anywhere to get a context menu (in Windows, programs, anywhere/everywhere), and then relatively quickly press the left mouse button to select something on the context menu, the context menu will disappear as if I had clicked "through" it.

But I can make the problem very apparent if I click and drag something fast.

The problem doesn't happen if I drag-move/drag-select slowly. I realize this would sound like a clear-cut case for a hardware issue in the mouse button, but I've narrowed out that that's not the case.

If I click/hold/ the mouse, like on the title bar of a folder to move it, or to select text, the mouse will randomly "unselect" it and then randomly reselect at another point in the movement.įor example, if I were to start mouse-selecting the above paragraph, starting with "movement." and then moving backwards, it might select as far as "reselect", but then the selection would disappear, only to start selecting again from "will randomly".