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I just fixed my mouse as well. Faulty hardware on the IM 1.1 sometimes incorrectly reports the mouse-up event as a mouse-down even, generating ghost double-clicks.
Found a program that will fix the issue by forcibly changing all double-down events to down/up when pressed in a very short period (impossible by normal means, so it won't ever screw up regular double clicking).
Feels awesome, bro. God-tier mouse nonetheless (original Microsoft IntelliMouse 1.1a @ 400 dpi)
Found a program that will fix the issue by forcibly changing all double-down events to down/up when pressed in a very short period (impossible by normal means, so it won't ever screw up regular double clicking).
Feels awesome, bro. God-tier mouse nonetheless (original Microsoft IntelliMouse 1.1a @ 400 dpi)
nand wrote:
I just fixed my mouse as well. Faulty hardware on the IM 1.1 sometimes incorrectly reports the mouse-up event as a mouse-down even, generating ghost double-clicks.
Found a program that will fix the issue by forcibly changing all double-down events to down/up when pressed in a very short period (impossible by normal means, so it won't ever screw up regular double clicking).
Feels awesome, bro. God-tier mouse nonetheless (original Microsoft IntelliMouse 1.1a @ 400 dpi)
Dem intellimouses. Everyone loves them but they just feel too much on the heavy side for me, I'm more of a Logitech mini optical kind of guy. Lighter mice make me happy
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B-Wong wrote:
Dem intellimouses. Everyone loves them but they just feel too much on the heavy side for me, I'm more of a Logitech mini optical kind of guy. Lighter mice make me happy
I used a Wireless Mouse Optical for years before this so I was used to a much, much heavier mouse - the IM feels practically weightless now.
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Update: My IntelliMouse actually still double clicks occasionally even with the MouseFix.exe, and now actually sometimes doesn't recognize legit double clicks when I perform them. In games, the double clicking still occurs practically always - which is very very painful when trying to navigate the shop, clicking an item once will accidentally but it, or I'll accidentally buy two elixirs in a row.
Worst of all, the program seems to force my mouse polling rate to 125 Hz, down from 1000 Hz.
Ordered a new IntelliMouse now, should be coming in the mail anytime soon.
Worst of all, the program seems to force my mouse polling rate to 125 Hz, down from 1000 Hz.
Ordered a new IntelliMouse now, should be coming in the mail anytime soon.
nand wrote:
Update: My IntelliMouse actually still double clicks occasionally even with the MouseFix.exe, and now actually sometimes doesn't recognize legit double clicks when I perform them. In games, the double clicking still occurs practically always - which is very very painful when trying to navigate the shop, clicking an item once will accidentally but it, or I'll accidentally buy two elixirs in a row.
Worst of all, the program seems to force my mouse polling rate to 125 Hz, down from 1000 Hz.
Ordered a new IntelliMouse now, should be coming in the mail anytime soon.
That sucks but oddly enough, there are plenty of Intellimouses in local stores where I am, that seems to be opposite of the case of most people.
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Problem with my lovely sexy mouse was that: The mouse wheel was squeaking, oh no!
So I looked up the solution around the net but I couldn't find anything other than one video on youtube, but it was doing the "fix" with a different model of mouse: a Razer Mamba, whereas I have a Razer Abyssus. So I figured "Eh, mice are always made the same.. right?"
So I go downstairs, get a screwdriver and a can of silicon spray and I take off the bottom mouse foot of my Abyssus, unscrew it and pop off the top of my mouse. I see the thing that was being talked about in the video. There's a little bar on the mouse wheel that connects to a circular thing that touches a white strip that reads the mousewheel. After seeing that I spray the silicon onto a cotton swab (q-tip) and wipe it on the circular thingy AND the white strip that reads the movements for the mousewheel. I use the other end and dry it off (although not thoroughly) and then I pop everything back on.
I've been using my mouse for a good 2 hours after I fixed the mouse wheel squeak and everything's working fantastically. I personally feel ****ing magical cause I didn't think I could fix it so easily but eh, good thing I didn't break anything. Also, hopefully this will help future problems if any of you decide to get a Razer product (which by the way, are ****ing awesome).
Just sayin' ;)