Roy Tang

It might be a hardware thing? In which case, either bust open the mouse and fix it, or get a new one. Do you have a spare you can borrow to test the theory and isolate the problem?

switch the button assignment. (I don't know if you can still do this.)

quit coffee

it's hardware. time to buy a new mouse.

i've gone through 2 "mouse"s of the same model. went for a gaming mouse after. hehe

It's time to get a new mouse, but blowing into the space in between will help for a few days.

Temp solution: Switch buttons. Permanent solution: New mouse.

Should I get a fancy gaming mouse? I dont really know what difference it makes, do they last longer?

We need to people who've actually used one. I mean, in theory gaming mice are meant to survive more clicks?

I think thats a sign of death. I bought this 300ish gaming mouse from db. Works well. Seems kind of a general mouse thing.

you won't immediately notice much improvement when switching from a generic mouse to a gaming mouse. BUT! once you get used to your new fancy gaming mouse, you'll definitely feel the difference once you switch back to a regular generic mouse. they track better/ smoother, and generally should last longer. in case they fail, they usually come with a 2 year warranty (the Razer ones at least).

kung ayaw mo bumili ng bagong mouse, try AutoHotkey ( http://www.autohotkey.com/ ), pwede kang gumawa ng script parang "if interval between clicks < 10ms, ignore second click"