Before trying more complicated fixes, a simple adjustment in your mouse settings might solve the problem. Go to your system’s “Mouse Properties” and check the double-click speed setting. If it’s set too low, the system could be reading single clicks as double-clicks, causing the issue....
1. Double-click speed.If this setting is too high, the mouse can perceive a single click as a double click. To change this setting you can go to Control Panel (or Windows 11/10 settings) and find the «Mouse» section. There you need to go to the tab «Mouse Buttons» and ...
2] Change Mouse Double Click Speed via Control Panel If, for any reason, you don’t want to go through the Setting, you can open this slider from the Control Panel too. Press Win+R to open the run dialog box and type Control Panel. Click open Control Panel and click on Mouse. It ...
Double-Click Speed:As the name suggests, it determines how fast the double click can be tracked. The faster the speed, the faster your Mac will determine click gestures. If you increase this speed, your Mac will even recognize the faintest of mouse clicks. Adjust these mouse settings as per...
Why is my mouse double-clicking when I only single click? A wrong Mouse setting, corrupted mouse driver, or a damaged mouse button can make this issue appear. Follow the suggestions in this post to fix the issue. How do I stop my mouse from double-clicking Windows?
In the Control Panel window, double-click the Mouse icon. In the Mouse Properties window, in the double-click speed box, click and drag the slider bar to adjust the double-click speed. Note: To test the double-click speed of the mouse, in the Test section, double-click the Jack-in...
Double-click IntelliPoint. Click Add. Note If this is the first time that you add a customized setting for a program, you may receive the following message: You are about to add an application and create a custom setting for it. Select the desired application in the next ...
Use the Multi-click Interval setting to specify how many tenths of a second can elapse between successive clicks on a mouse button before the first click is ignored. This affects how quickly you must double-click the SELECT button, for instance, when you want to open an application window ...
We understand your mouse will often register as a double-click when you are only clicking once. There is not a setting that can adjust the minimum delay. Have you tried troubleshooting the mouse, i.e. restarting/unplugging or testing on another machine? If you haven't yet, try performing ...
In the Control Panel window, double-click the Mouse icon. In the Mouse Properties window, in the double-click speed box, click and drag the slider bar to adjust the double-click speed. Note: To test the double-click speed of the mouse, in the Test section, double-click the Jack-in...