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Hey /diy/
I was fixing my logitech g402 mouse yesterday (the left button was double clicking on single click, got that solved) . After reassembling the mouse I noticed that the mouse cursor is moving slowly by itself. I suspect that something went wrong in the reassembly. Anyone had this problem?

>> No.1318664

The sensor is probably just dirty, check if there's hair or something.
You might need to disassemble it again and clean the sensor/optics.

>> No.1318671

>>1318664
Thanks for the tip!

>> No.1318758

>>1318656
How do you fix the double click problem? Did you just replace the switch?

>> No.1318776

>>1318758
There was this tiny copper plate inside the switchbox that I took out, bent a tiny bit and replaced it (took 3hours without former experience) and then everything was fine.

>> No.1318802

>>1318776
Well which way do you bend it

>> No.1318820

m

>> No.1318823

>>1318802
I bent it downwards, so that the plate stuck up a little more.
This helped me:
>http://www.redferret.net/?p=31008

>> No.1318965

I never understood why people threw away $100 mice because the mouse clicks funny now instead of just fixing it. But then, I guess that's the /diy/ mentality. Hell, when I'm lazy and don't want to fix the mouse physically, I just write up a quick script/program that filters out the double clicks.

>> No.1318986

did you change the sensitivity? most gaymer mouses have a button for that. maybe a "hidden" one on the board without access from the outside?