My mouse broke on the spot. It was a kinda shitty wireless logitech mouse not meant for gaming but it got the job done. I went to staples and picked up some random mouse. It works fine, only problem is the mouse wheel has no "ticks" i guess you could say. It doesn't stop, it just rolls. Scroll wheel is how I change weapons in tf2 and this is pretty annoying. Is there any way to fix this or will i have to get a new mouse (which isn't really a big deal)
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My mouse broke on the spot. It was a kinda shitty wireless logitech mouse not meant for gaming but it got the job done. I went to staples and picked up some random mouse. It works fine, only problem is the mouse wheel has no "ticks" i guess you could say. It doesn't stop, it just rolls. Scroll wheel is how I change weapons in tf2 and this is pretty annoying. Is there any way to fix this or will i have to get a new mouse (which isn't really a big deal)
I think your first problem is that you use the scroll to change weapons.
I think your first problem is that you use the scroll to change weapons.
bearodactylJust get a new mouse
Thought I would have to. Probably should have a while ago.
[quote=bearodactyl]Just get a new mouse[/quote]
Thought I would have to. Probably should have a while ago.
Thought I would have to. Probably should have a while ago.
It depends on the model of the mouse. Most Logitech mice that have the free wheel also have a switch to make it click like a typical wheel. I have never seen one that doesn't have this switch. Sometimes there's a dedicated button for it and sometimes pressing downward on the wheel (mouse3) toggles it. Hopefully yours has a dedicated toggle switch, because if it's built into the wheel, you will never have a middle click.
It depends on the model of the mouse. Most Logitech mice that have the free wheel also have a switch to make it click like a typical wheel. I have never seen one that doesn't have this switch. Sometimes there's a dedicated button for it and sometimes pressing downward on the wheel (mouse3) toggles it. Hopefully yours has a dedicated toggle switch, because if it's built into the wheel, you will never have a middle click.
smakersIt depends on the model of the mouse. Most Logitech mice that have the free wheel also have a switch to make it click like a typical wheel. I have never seen one that doesn't have this switch. Sometimes there's a dedicated button for it and sometimes pressing downward on the wheel (mouse3) toggles it. Hopefully yours has a dedicated toggle switch, because if it's built into the wheel, you will never have a middle click.
Its not a Logitech unfortunately :( Its some shitty Microsoft mouse I had to buy cuz the Logitech one that had the switch to click wheel broke on me.
[quote=smakers]It depends on the model of the mouse. Most Logitech mice that have the free wheel also have a switch to make it click like a typical wheel. I have never seen one that doesn't have this switch. Sometimes there's a dedicated button for it and sometimes pressing downward on the wheel (mouse3) toggles it. Hopefully yours has a dedicated toggle switch, because if it's built into the wheel, you will never have a middle click.[/quote]
Its not a Logitech unfortunately :( Its some shitty Microsoft mouse I had to buy cuz the Logitech one that had the switch to click wheel broke on me.
Its not a Logitech unfortunately :( Its some shitty Microsoft mouse I had to buy cuz the Logitech one that had the switch to click wheel broke on me.
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