Double-clicking the mouse in Windiws 11 seems to be a self-evident process, but it happens that this process occurs where it should not actually be. For example, you have connected the mouse to a PC or laptop, everything is fully working, there are no problems, because when you click on the LMB / PCM, only a single mouse click is performed, but one of the days a software failure occurs – the setting is lost and a single mouse click turns into a double one. This is where the problems begin for users, which lead to the fact that: dragging a folder, expanding the window to the desired size or doing a lot more, it does not work. So it becomes impossible to use the mouse and you have to resort to the system settings that we will tell you about today.
- There is a "Double click setup" in the Windows 11 operating system, first of all you need to check it: press Win+R → at the same time, write the command → control.exe folders → mark "Open with double, and select with one click" → click on "Apply" → click "Ok". It happens that these settings are not available due to the same software failure, in such a situation it is worth using the option "Restore default values".
- Also, the OS has a configurable speed of double mouse click, which leads double mouse click in Windiws 11 to unstable operation and can work in different ways - single click is recognized as double, and double as single ... In order to solve this problem, you need: press Win+R at the same time → use the control mouse command → go to the tab with the name "Mouse Buttons" → make settings "Double-click execution speed" → remove the mark opposite "Mouse button sticking" → it remains to click on "Apply" → click on "Ok".
- It is possible that the cause of your problems are incorrectly working drivers, which means they need to be reinstalled: simultaneously click on Win+X → go to "Device Manager" → click on "View" → select "Show hidden devices" → expand "Mice and other pointing devices" → delete all devices that have a translucent color tone → also, delete all the "HID" mouse drivers → reboot the device → wait for the drivers of the mouse connected to the device to be reinstalled.
- If you use a wireless mouse that runs on batteries, it is possible that it gives out some failures for several reasons: the batteries have run out and the mouse is at a great distance from the device. In the first case, it is necessary to replace the batteries, and in the second case, it is necessary to try to reduce the distance from the mouse to the device, as well as make sure that there are no obstacles at this very distance that could "cut off" the signal. If the problems do not disappear, it is necessary to replace the device in order to be sure that the problem of the reasons is not the malfunction of the mouse itself.
