#Windows click and drag not working driver

I will be contacting Logitech to replace this one as well. It is not a matter of if, it is simply a matter of when. My latest Anywhere MX has had the botton fail. It is as if they are ok with producting 'good' products and not 'great' products. Logitech seems to make some great products with the exception of maybe a couple glaring flaws that they don't seem to care enough to fix. Another awesome product, if it were not for the lettering that keeps getting rubbed off the high use keys. I use a wireless solar keyboard, which uses the unifying receiver. I would keep using it for the forseeable future if it were not for this issue. The mouse is awesome except for this rather obvious manufacturing defect. They are great up until the time the left mouse button stops working reliably or doubleclicks when you single click. I have had probably about 6 of them over the years. This is a consistent problem for the Anwhere mx mouse. Stop buying this JUNK and they'll stop making it!! We have hundreds of cheap $5 Dell mice at work that see all sorts of abuse and they have never had this issue. The real question is, why are people still buying Logitech mice? $50 - $100 for something that cannot perform it's most basic function. I have been buying Logitech keyboards and mice for over 15 years, I really like the way the Anywhere mouse works when they are new, but at $50 I don't expect it to fail a few months after the warranty expires. why should I look at buying another Logitech Anywhere mouse just to have the same issue down the road. And no moving the click speed up from the control panel does not help this issue. I have two Anywhere mice that have this double clicking issue (I own four, just waiting for the other two to develop this issue). When is Logitech going to build a better mouse? Tankerhank wrote: Being this is a well known hardware issue. I've kept some of the packaging from a year ago, so I have proof of purchase with a replacement warranty, and I'm wondering how I can go about getting a replacement for it or if there's a number I should just call. I've tried discharging the mice with the alternating clicking method that's so often suggested here to no avail, unsurprisingly.

#Windows click and drag not working driver

Now, of course I did my research and checked out the possible solutions and I am absolutely sure it is not a driver or software problem, but a fault with the mouse itself. It will only click on something if I hold it down hard every 5 or other tries, which is extremely frustrating to use, seeing as this is the most primary function of the mouse, other than navigation.Īdditionally, when it does manage to work and select the item I'm clicking, I can not drag the selected item at all. Now, recently the left button does not respond anymore. After searching around, I found it was an extremely common problem, but thankfully it managed to go away within a week. Hello, I've had my Anywhere MX mouse for almost a year now.Ī couple months ago, I have had issues with the left mouse button double-clicking on a single click consistently.