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Greyhawk posted:this is no longer true my last three logitech mice each developed ubiquitous double click syndrome about 5 days after the warranty expired This is my first time venturing into this thread and it was to ask about this exact issue. So this is a known problem with Logitech mice then? It's happened to both of my G500s. I'm guessing there's no easy fix if you had to buy a new mouse? I guess I'll try taking it apart like this guy recommends and see if it helps http://www.overclockers.com/mouse-clicking-troubles-diy-repair/
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Klyith posted:It can be a problem with all mice. All mice use some type of microswitch for clicking, and they all wear out eventually. I had an original Intellimouse Explorer way back when and the side button switches conked out. Logitech does seem more susceptible than some other brands though. Thanks very much  I had taken it apart and cleaned it but it didn't occur to me to use cleaning alcohol, I just removed some lint that had gotten in there. The buttons feel fine so I'll try that first.Edit because holy smokes it looks like that fixed it. Thank you again! I don't usually take apart electronics and I have an eye condition but it really wasn't even that hard to do. You saved me from having to drop another $50 on a mouse
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