Asus Miku mouse buttons not working

[Yamashiro-kai]

Anyone else had issues with said mouse? I recieved my Asus TUF Miku wireless mouse yesterday and it worked fine at first. But now today if I try to using either the left, right or scrollwheel click nothing happens. Only time it works is for a few secons when the mouse is first powered up in wireless mode.
I've tried uninstalling both armory crate and armory crate gear, both with the uninstall tools as well as revo uninstaller. As well as removing the mouse through device manager but nothing seems to be working.

So has anyone else had this issue and if so has anyone figured out a fix for it? 

[ThatSteakGuy]

Im having the exact same issue. although mine worked fine for a few months and only today it started having issues. 

[Nate152]

Hello

Have you tried the wireless dongle different usb ports? You can use motherboard or pc case usb ports.

[Yamashiro-kai]

I've tried both different ports as well as completely different computers. As well as resetting and reinstalling the firmware withouth it making things any better. Whenever the buttons stop working the middle mouse click will cycle throug the profiles so I'm pretty confident in saying there is something wrong with the DPI button on these mice. That the switch somehow activates and gets stuck even withouth touching it while the actual button remains unstuck.
Another user with the same issue posted on reddit that they'd tried getting some isopropyl alcohol underneath the DPI button with a brush and then followed up with compressed air and that that seemed to have worked, at least temporarily. I'm personally extremely wary to potentially try this as it's a brand new mouse and am not very keen on risking potentially causing any kind of damage in case I'd end up just returning it. 
Since posting there have been moments when the DPI button's switch has unstuck itself and it'll work for a few minutes. But even just now when I was about to post this reply it stopped working once again.

[Nate152]

If you think it's an issue with the DPI button, maybe try manually adjusting and setting the DPI, just to make sure it's set.

[Yamashiro-kai]

Have tried that but it's not fixed the situation. Since with the dpi button seemingly registering inputs witouth even touching it it'll enter the dpi on-the-scroll mode by itself. So you'll be using the mouse normally and scrolling on a website and suddenly it'll stop scrolling and instead start adjusting the dpi. And manually pressing the DPI button doesn't get it out of that mode as the mouse is already actively registering that the button supposedly is being held down(even though it's not). And even if you could get it out of the mode dpi on-scroll mode it wouldn't make it any less usable in it's current state since it'll just soon enter it again at random.