First of all I know that mice are inexpensive, that they have to be cleaned regularly. I'm just curious. My mouse is a Dell one and last month I kept hearing a click noise as if I had clicked on something. So they replaced the mouse. Then the new mouse suddenly just started taking off on its own and the click noise came back. I had the new mouse for about 3 weeks. I purchased a Logitech wireless mouse last night and when I went online and clicked on the back arrow in IE it clicks several times, when I would click on a link while waiting for the page to change it would click several times. The tech at Dell had me disable the sounds for the mouse and go into IE's tools, internet options, advanced, mutimedia and uncheck play sounds in web pages. He said that since it is still doing it with the new mouse that means it is the mouse and he will send me a new one.
Okay, maybe he didn't understand that I just bought a new mouse and am still getting the click noises. The new mouse is doing the same thing that the first mouse began doing and the second one they sent. Disabling sounds as far as I am concerned is just a band-aid solution. It is my understanding that mice are a simple device, plug it in and use it. I can understand that maybe Dell doesn't know how to make a good mouse but why would my Logitech that is new be a problem? Could there be another issue?
Just curious. Thanks.
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