No Right Click

I am having issues with my mouse Logitech MX Master 3
Right click stops working on certain icons and so does double click, some areas of Windows 11 are ok and some are not.
To fix this I need to ctrl/alt/delete then cancel and everything comes right until it happens again
Any idea's?

Have you tried another mouse to see if it is a mouse fault? It could also be a Wi-Fi issue.

Clayton said:

I am having issues with my mouse Logitech MX Master 3
Right click stops working on certain icons and so does double click, some areas of Windows 11 are ok and some are not.
To fix this I need to ctrl/alt/delete then cancel and everything comes right until it happens again
Any idea's?

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I had a similar issue and it turned out to be the mouse itself. It's a relatively inexpensive fix for the problem and in my case it worked flawlessly. I hope you have a similar experience as I had.

- bob

But why would ctrl/alt/delete then cancel fix it ? I'll get a new mouse anyway,

Clayton said:

But why would ctrl/alt/delete then cancel fix it?

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A glitch with Windows Input Experience perhaps.

Clayton said:

I'll get a new mouse anyway...

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Is the mouse connected via Bluetooth or Unifying Receiver?
is Logitech Options up to date?
is the mouse firmware up to date?
I hate to suggest it but, is the mouse charged?

My MX Master 3s some times acts up connected via Bluetooth, especially with Logitech Flow enabled!

Mouse connected to Unfi and everything is updated including firmware, I don't have Flow enabled
Battery fully charged

My $9 Logitech M-100 USB mouse, never has problems.
No software, no firmware, no angry exes, etc.

I suggest anyone who uses those expensive mice, get an M-100 and keep it in a drawer somewhere,
for testing purposes at times like these.
Just about everyone sells them.

Logitech M-100 mouse

Ghot said:

My $9 Logitech M-100 USB mouse, never has problems.
I suggest anyone who uses those expensive mice, get an M-100 and keep it in a drawer somewhere,
for testing purposes at times like these.

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I have two USB mice I keep in my computer desk drawer. They came with my desktops.

This also happens with left click, it's not the mouse that's the issue as I am having the same problem on a Toshiba Laptop using a Microsoft USB mouse.
Go Figure!!

I suspect that your display driver might be causing these effects.
I suggest you go to Dell drivers & downloads, enter your Dell Service tag then get another copy [even if it is the same version as the one you have now] and install it.
There's no test for a corrupted display driver so replacing it is the only means of finding out of it is the cause of your problems.

Best of luck,
Denis

Ok, I have updated the Video drivers from Nvidia and will see how it goes.
But like I said, I am also having this issue with a clean installed Windows 11 on a Toshiba Laptop using a wired USB mouse.
I don't think both computers have corrupted display drivers then again they both use Nvidia

Desktop Quadro M4000
Laptop GeForce 930M

I also notice weather it is related or not is when I open a window then another one within the window, it opens behind it

Are you running onedrive? I had the same issue, when it was running, it was OK after closing it and restarting explorer.

Yes

I think this could be the actual problem