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_Durandal_
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Hi All,
A friend of mine has a problem. He uses his mouse button for talking in Teamspeak (Alt+Tab button in pic below)...that way he can still move and shoot. However, when holding the button down for more than five seconds at a time (and when the mouse is not moved) the button will "stick" so to speak. The button itself isn't actually pressed, but it acts that way. It always does it after the battery indicator lights disappear...as if the mouse goes into sleep mode and forgets to cut the signal to the button.
He can talk hands free until he hits the button again. Has anyone ever run into this problem?? If you have a logitech MX1000 mouse I encourage you to try it out just to see if it's a mouse problem in general, or specific to his device only. Of course you'll have to have someone else to talk with on Teamspeak, but I'm sure most of you know what that program is. Thanks!
Below is a link to a picture of what button he uses:
A friend of mine has a problem. He uses his mouse button for talking in Teamspeak (Alt+Tab button in pic below)...that way he can still move and shoot. However, when holding the button down for more than five seconds at a time (and when the mouse is not moved) the button will "stick" so to speak. The button itself isn't actually pressed, but it acts that way. It always does it after the battery indicator lights disappear...as if the mouse goes into sleep mode and forgets to cut the signal to the button.
He can talk hands free until he hits the button again. Has anyone ever run into this problem?? If you have a logitech MX1000 mouse I encourage you to try it out just to see if it's a mouse problem in general, or specific to his device only. Of course you'll have to have someone else to talk with on Teamspeak, but I'm sure most of you know what that program is. Thanks!
Below is a link to a picture of what button he uses: