Salem

Hello,

not sure if its related to graphics, multiple accounts or costum clients, but

currently running 2 clients (also not sure if related) on Latikais client

now sometimes when u hold the middle mouse button to look around it moves aka left click instead replaced

already tried replacing my mouse but no help.

anyone know what its related to?

After typing the following, the thought occurs to me: are you sure you aren't accidentally pressing LMB when you press the MMB? I've got fat fingers and it's hard to do a MMB press without hitting the LMB on a lot of mice out there.

Have you tried plugging your mouse into a different port? I can't say positively that this can happen if a port is going out so it's worth a try. Do you have a PS/2 port for a mouse and tried that? Might help diagnose an issue.

At a hardware level, you could have a bad mouse (checked by using a different mouse), a bad port (can cause a variety of problems other than just quit working), bad chip on the motherboard (assuming using a USB mouse in this modern day, but applies to older PS/2 hardware). However, these should be causing problems in a variety of places, so you can probably ignore this.

At software level, you have the client, and only thing I can think of doing is clearing it off your computer and downloading again to see if it fixes it. If not, check check mouse drivers and motherboard/USB drivers. Again, problems in drivers should show themselves elsewhere.

MagicManICT wrote:After typing the following, the thought occurs to me: are you sure you aren't accidentally pressing LMB when you press the MMB? I've got fat fingers and it's hard to do a MMB press without hitting the LMB on a lot of mice out there.

Have you tried plugging your mouse into a different port? I can't say positively that this can happen if a port is going out so it's worth a try. Do you have a PS/2 port for a mouse and tried that? Might help diagnose an issue.

At a hardware level, you could have a bad mouse (checked by using a different mouse), a bad port (can cause a variety of problems other than just quit working), bad chip on the motherboard (assuming using a USB mouse in this modern day, but applies to older PS/2 hardware). However, these should be causing problems in a variety of places, so you can probably ignore this.

At software level, you have the client, and only thing I can think of doing is clearing it off your computer and downloading again to see if it fixes it. If not, check check mouse drivers and motherboard/USB drivers. Again, problems in drivers should show themselves elsewhere.

not using left mouse button

tried replugging the mouse so it DOES seem to have a effect on shutting down the problem.

if it comes back ill try a new mouse, i do hope its not the port after what i spend in to this baby.