Risen Keystrokes?

Ah, means I'll have to look for the disc that came with the mouse. Some logitech software conflicts with parts of my PC so I try not to use it.

what is the model of your Logitech mouse? if there is a prior conflict, you may try looking up updated drivers at logitech's website.

Yeah don't bother with an install disc, just go here.

Corwin said:

Ah, means I'll have to look for the disc that came with the mouse. Some logitech software conflicts with parts of my PC so I try not to use it.

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I'm using MX Revolution, which I bought two or three years ago. I had the same problem with the drivers that came on the disc. Logitech released the first driver to fix that issue more than a year ago.
First, you have to download the latest mouse drivers (SetPoint software). Using the new version of SetPoint software, you can assign "Middle Mouse" button to any of your x-buttons. The latest version of SetPoint has numerous other Gamer-Friendly options as well (for example, it allows you to assign key-strokes to your Left-Right scrolls, which is very useful in RPGs).

MX 1100 Cordless Laser Mouse driver download page

Yep, I have an MX Revolution,so I'm downloading the appropriate stuff, Thanks!!