- Nov 17, 2010
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Sorry for the wrong category but I couldn't find anything for devices.
I own a Logitech M705 Marathon Mouse and have owned it for about two years. God, I love this thing! For a while now the right-click has been exhibiting an odd issue. Every so often when I right click on an object in the Finder (desktop on a Mac), say a folder, the contextual menu will appear rapidly a few times, as if I would be rapidly right-clicking and releasing the right mouse button two or three times. Other times it will work normally, but alternate back and fourth between normal and weird. Sometimes when I right click and hold it, the menu will appear for a few seconds as I'm still holding it, then flash repeatedly as if I were still rapidly right-clicking the button. I've replaced the batteries before and still had the same issue, and the right mouse button doesn't get as much action overall. I don't see the issue in Windows as often as when I'm using OS X (I use a Hackintosh).
Is there anything to reset any USB drivers or control any sensitivity? I have a program called ControllerMate which allows any USB device to be reconfigured, but I haven't used it in a while and don't think it'll allow any low-level commands.
I own a Logitech M705 Marathon Mouse and have owned it for about two years. God, I love this thing! For a while now the right-click has been exhibiting an odd issue. Every so often when I right click on an object in the Finder (desktop on a Mac), say a folder, the contextual menu will appear rapidly a few times, as if I would be rapidly right-clicking and releasing the right mouse button two or three times. Other times it will work normally, but alternate back and fourth between normal and weird. Sometimes when I right click and hold it, the menu will appear for a few seconds as I'm still holding it, then flash repeatedly as if I were still rapidly right-clicking the button. I've replaced the batteries before and still had the same issue, and the right mouse button doesn't get as much action overall. I don't see the issue in Windows as often as when I'm using OS X (I use a Hackintosh).
Is there anything to reset any USB drivers or control any sensitivity? I have a program called ControllerMate which allows any USB device to be reconfigured, but I haven't used it in a while and don't think it'll allow any low-level commands.
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