Mighty mouse double click

How do I get my mighty mouse to double-click? Throught System Preferences, I have the the left side of the mouse as the primary button, the scroll button as dashboard and the right side as secondary button. I have the double-click speed set as fast, yet I can not get the mouse to select text by manually double clicking the primary button. Any suggestions? I've only had the mouse for 5 weeks, and have yet to get it to double-click.

Should work fine, try decreasing the double click speed, and be careful not to push the right half of the mouse.

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I understand your mouse is acting like you are double-clicking even though you are only clicking. Take a look at the following, Troubleshoot mouse double-clicking when you single-click. The document also applies to Windows 7 and Windows Vista, so you will have to make sure you are referencing only the portions that apply to Windows XP. I hope this is of help to you. Best of luck. Have a wonderful day.
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Magic Mouse: Double-click function

I have "secondary-click"(right) activated on the "magic mouse" and it's great if I want to open a drop-down list on a page.
However, on the "mighty-mouse" which I had before, the "right-click" was set up to act as a "double-click" which was very handy for opening documents and folders etc.
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Mighty Mouse - cannot click

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I would definitely get a new Mighty Mouse. I got a new one through AppleCare Support as it was making 'grinding' noises when I clicked and failed to work at times as it was sticking. The new one works as advertised! I had reservations putting it against my credit card but I was quickly reimbursed by Apple once they got the defective one back.

Mighty Mouse Random Clicking

OK, so the search function is disabled until tomorrow, so please don't flame me for not searching...
Starting this morning, my mighty mouse (wired) started clicking (second button clicking, I think) randomly, preventing me essentially from using it as it would continuously click while I tried to work, pushing my current application into the background. Am using a wireless Microsoft mouse as a backup currently.
I have tried disconnecting and reconnecting the mouse numerous times, and have even unplugged and replugged the power supply (UPS) in case there was some kind of "lost ground" issue.
I am a new iMac user about to drop my Windows machine altogether, and this clicking problem is driving me crazy! Any suggestions?

I might have found the solution to your problem.
I just purchased an iMac for a friend, and was telling them how Mac's are a lot better than PC's. We removed his old PC, threw it aside and set-up his new Mac. When it was all set-up the mouse started to do this crazy clicking and entering Exposé randomly, also the right click function would not work.
My friend was not impressed with his first experience with Mac.
Anyway, we called Applecare to no avail, they didn't have a clue of what was happening. I then took the whole computer back to the store and they set it up at their shop to test it and it worked perfectly. I stood there scratching my head. I took the computer to my place and it worked perfectly there all day.
Later I took it back to my friends house and guess what? They mouse is going all crazy again.
We tried setting it up in different rooms in his house, also to no avail.
At this point we where going to return the whole system and get another one. Then I decided to use trusty Google search and I found this article in some forum www.macintouch.com/readerreports/mightymouse/topic4048.html I scrolled down and read many others with the same problem and what they did to solve the problem.
From the forum I gathered that there is a design flaw in the mouse that Apple doesn't know about. It makes the mouse extremely sensitive to your body's static electricity because it doesn't have proper grounding. That is why your Microsoft mouse works and the Mighty Mouse doesn't. I further gathered that the reason it worked at my house and not at my friends is probably due to bad earth connection at his house or to some appliance interfering with the static in the air.
The bad earth connection theory was pretty much proved by people stating that when they touched the metal case or the metal keyboard with one hand, and using the mouse with the other, the erratic behaviour would stop. Why? because you are earthing the static in your body through the metal on the iMac. Try it yourself, it should work.
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1. Get an qualified electrician to come to your house and check that the earth is 100% at your house.
2. Get another mouse until Apple acknowledge the problem and fix it in their next batch of Mighty Mouse.
I didn't want to spend big buck to get an electrician to check the whole house, so I am opting for the second solution and taking the wired mouse that came with the iMac and swapping it for and unwired version, hopefully that will solve the problem. I'm going into the shop today, I will let you know how I went.
Sorry for the long response, but the more info you are armed with the better a fight you have to get Apple to solve the problem at minimum cost to you.
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Usb mouse double click

Hi,
Im using fluxbox as window manager and after some upgrades the mouse very often doing double click, if I click only once. On touchpad is all right, so I dont know where is the problem. I tryed change xorg configuration - other protocol and some options, but nothing helped. I also tryed change speed double click, but nothing changed too.
My xorg config is now:
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "USB Mouse"
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EndSection
generated by hwd
Thanks for all replies
edit: I have kernel 2.6.33.4 and before in kernel 2.6.33.3 "mouse bug" was there too.
Last edited by aivi (2010-05-15 11:47:40)

edit: So Its not working well, xev show still that I pressed and released twice button, any ideas?
In blackbox too. Its somewhere else.
--------So it was by .fluxbox/keys I tried move them somewhere else and restart X and Its working right now. -------
Last edited by aivi (2010-05-15 13:25:12)

Mighty Mouse Right Click

Hi,
I have a Mighty Wireless Mouse, and a Wireless Keyboard.
1.) If I would like to keep the track wheel button as the dashboard, can I create a secondary mouse button, or a right click? I know Ctrl-click will be a right click most of the time, but I have a game, where a right click is very useful, but Ctrl-click doesn't work.
2.) Is the main part of the Mighty Mouse just one button, or can I set a primary and secondary on the left and right half of the mouse.
Any advise?
~Christoph

Right. I am using the track-wheel button as dashboard, which I would like to keep. The secondary button doesn't seem to work at first. I told system prefs to put the right button as the secondary button, but after a restart, it is now working. I don't know why I had to restart, but it is now working.
Thanks for the help, though
Sorry none of you get the nice, green star
~Christoph

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