Mouse Keep Right Clicking on a Laptop

[mmkc]

Hi, i have a problem with USB problem running on HP Compaq windows Xp sp2

few days ago i used my laptop to access to the internet at my uni, and after i came home i connect my USB mouse(Logitech) back to the laptop then the mouse just right click on it self where ever i point to, and then the window does not response after a few seconds like 2-5sec.

I have tried

1. reformatting the laptop
2. disable the touchpad(PS2)
3. uninstall the touchpad driver
4. uninstall the mouse driver (HID - compliant mouse)
5. update the mouse driver from device manager but cannot update

and still the same it just keep right clicking and freeze the window and to unfreeze it i have to right click on the taskbar or desktop to get window back to response.

Before i uninstalled the touchpad driver this happens randomly mostly when i go on the internet

After i uninstalled the touch driver it just keep right clicking when it is connected to the laptop

The only way i fixed it was to change the mouse

wanna know if there is any other way to fix it because i want to keep my logitech mouse.

[Alboguy]

Kinda confusing...hardware compatibility issue I guess...which OS do you use?

[FunkY]

I had a little same kind of issue. Every time i click my Left-mouse button reaction was double click! Sometimes it does those clicks itself. I try everything (except format) but nothing resolve that problem. Google give's a lot of results but can't found a working solution. Some users say it's an hardware or driver issue and some users say that mouse is end of the road. Anyway later i buy a new mouse and everything works perfectly!

[tangomouse]

will be a sticky button ,you could try putting a knife or screwdriver under it to prise it up a little ,it could also be full of gunk

[grr]

Try a different mouse and see if the problem still exists.

[FunkY]

Try a different mouse and see if the problem still exists.

I think he had already done that:

The only way i fixed it was to change the mouse

wanna know if there is any other way to fix it because i want to keep my logitech mouse.

[hellnoire]

The spring on your mouse might have worn out if replacing it works. I'd suggest throwing it out and using a new one, sorry.

[safeguy]

The problem lies in the mouse...and you have fixed it by using a new one Or if you still have a warranty, then go ask for a fix..

P.S. I had a different problem but it was still annoying...and I had to buy a new one. Trust me when I say it - my 1st mouse didn't even last me a month...