03-01-2018 05:08 PM
03-01-2018 05:19 PM
03-01-2018 05:32 PM
MLGbr wrote:
If the mousepad is colorful, in certain specific positions on the mousepad, the mouse sensors detect movement because of the color variation, even if there is no movement.
Try using a fully black mousepad and no lights.
04-22-2018 12:45 PM
11-21-2023 01:04 AM - edited 11-21-2023 01:04 AM
Hey R5Eandme, I feel your pixelated pain 😞 Dealing with those 4K intricacies can be as tricky as a cat navigating a laser maze. Your suspicion might not be off-base. The minuscule pixel landscape on a 4K monitor can indeed be a double-click conundrum.
Consider tweaking your mouse settings within Windows. Head to the control panel, delve into the mouse settings, and experiment with the double-click speed. Sometimes a slight adjustment can make all the difference. Also, check if your mouse drivers are up to date – it's the digital equivalent of giving your mouse a pep talk.
If the issue persists, try mapping the double-click function to a different mouse button. This could circumvent the pixel dance causing your desktop detour. As for my experience, I once battled a similar issue, and these tweaks saved my sanity. May your clicks be swift and your web pages open seamlessly!!!