Problem with Logitech MX Revolution

[IceBone]

I've bought it almost immediatly after it came out, September 2006 and so far it has worked flawlessly, but now it's developped a bit of an error. Sometimes (and the frequency is increasing over the days) i get double clicks instead of a single click. It may not sound like a big error, but it is VERY annoying, especially during work, where single and double click do two completely different things. Just today i experienced this at least 20 times.

Has anyone ever encountered this with Logitech mice? Is there any way to fix it? Maybe i just need to take it apart and clean it a bit, haven't done that at all with this mouse.

If push comes to shove, i'll just complain to my dad and he'll get the company to get a replacement, since it is company equipment, but i always feel so uncomfortable asking for money...

[Vette Boss]

Are you using the Logitech software? If you are, perhaps reinstalling that or updating to the latest version could work.

[IceBone]

Not given that a try, i have too many definitions in uber options, i'd lose them...

[MXM]

You click too often, microswitch is dying :p

When I had this with my old mouse (it was MS though), I just swapped the switches between the dying one and some side button I never used, it still worked until I changed the mouse. It's probably sodered to PCB, but it shouldn't be too difficult to do.

[IceBone]

If it requires anything more complex than screws, i'm not doing it, i'm bound to fuck it up...

[smib]

Send it to me and I'll send you my MX1000.

[Speedtouch]

^

I love my MX1000, but haven't tried a Revolution.

[IceBone]

Replaced my old mx1000 with the revolution, after the battery crapped out and i couldn't get a replacement 1000. I prefer the revolution, although it takes a bit of getting used to, what with the scroll switch and all.

[Tim0r]

Originally Posted by IceBone

My Logicrap mouse is utter shite and it keeps fucking up.

Has anyone ever encountered this with Logitech mice? Is there any way to fix it?

The fix is simple, buy a Microsoft Mouse.

[IceBone]

What was that? I can't hear you over the sound of how awesome Logitech mice are.

[Tim0r]

yours is pretty awesome at not working properly

[IceBone]

A microsoft mouse has failed in 1/4 of the time in my hands. It's wear and tear that Logitech handle much better. What's that? Yes, Logitech is still awesome.

[Derek]

Originally Posted by Tim0r

yours is pretty awesome at not working properly

[Tim0r]

for all the money you paid, all logitech mice use the same mechanical bits for the buttons as the cheapest ones.

[Lilleput]

Originally Posted by Tim0r

for all the money you paid, all logitech mice use the same mechanical bits for the buttons as the cheapest ones.

You are debating computer mice on the Internet.. Reevaluate your life man..

[Hercules286]

Originally Posted by Tim0r

for all the money you paid, all logitech mice use the same mechanical bits for the buttons as the cheapest ones.

That's a lie.

[IceBone]

Of course it is, that's Tim0r you're talking to, the troll of trolls.

[BerserkerCatSplat]

Originally Posted by Tim0r

yours is pretty awesome at not working properly

Pwned.

[Tim0r]

Originally Posted by petarkb

That's a lie.

No, this is:

[matt2000]

I've got a logitech LX5 mouse right in front of me, and it kicks ass, and there's no way it's made from cheap parts. End of story/back on topic.

Don't know what I can suggest, but if you like it, get another. If not, look for another Logitech mouse (Logitech fanboy w00t).