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Hello everyone,

I am having a REALLY annoying problem with my mouse at the moment. The left click is not working :( It took me ages to get to posting this message, I had to right click on Break Room and open in new window and Right click on New Topic and open in new window. Why not new tab? Well, that's because i can't do a left click! :D

This is starting to be a pain and i'd pay NP$ to anyone who can help me find a solution :)

Please please help me :(
 
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It's a Microsoft Mouse.

This is what is says on the bottom of the mouse:
Wheel mouse optical USB and PS/2 compatible


It's those mouse with no balls it has a laser instead of ball.
 
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If that doesn't work, go to your StartMenu -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Mouse
Make sure that under the Buttons Tab it says Left-Button click (default). The mouse buttons are customizable, so you can change the settings. If it's not that, it could be a driver or hardware problem.
 
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...any luck??? :(
 
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Always a best bet is to uninstall the peripheral restart your PC then plug it back in. If this does not work you either have a driver problem or a faulty mouse. :)
 
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Buy a new one, Wheres my np$ :p
 
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id say take it apart and clean it, or try a diff usb port if its usb, or just buy a new one like what komp said, better yet, get one on ebay for cheaper :)
 
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Yep it might be gone altogether,
 
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I think i should just buy a new mouse :D
 
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phone microsoft up and tell them the mouse isnt working, they will send you a new mouse .

a freind of mines broke they said bin the old one and will post a new one out to you right away.
 
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Plz Buy a New One
 
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