Hi all, I’ve been experiencing a weird issue with my Razer Basilisk mouse where the middle-click (wheel-click) doesn’t always register in normal mode. The problem disappears under certain conditions, and I think I’ve isolated what’s going on — maybe others have seen this too, or Razer might fix it.
Details / Symptoms:
1. Middle-click sometimes fails: pressing scroll-wheel gives no click (no action), even though I hear the click.
2. In Turbo mode, middle-click works perfectly (even at low “clicks per second” like 1 cps).
3. If I rebind middle-click to another discrete button (not the wheel), it works flawlessly.
4. Only having this issue with Razer Basilisk v3.
Hypothetical diagnosis:
It’s not a case of the switch being fully dead: signal always exists, but under certain logic the “click” is dropped. Seems like a race condition between the down and up events: if the “up” wins (gets processed first-ish or sequentially early), click is ignored; if “down” arrives and then “up” properly → works as expected.
(not entirely sure if this is the actual problem, but using all of my 20+ years of sitting in front of a PC to rationalize this tells me this is most likely the culprit)
Workaround/fix:
Setting the middle mouse button in turbo mode **HIT SAVE** and back to normal **HIT SAVE** in Synapse seems to sort the signal stack issue..
Although i have no idea how or why..
and it doesn't always persist between PC restarts.. (OOF)
So yeah.. I don't suffer from Basilisk syndrome anymore and it was never the switch to begin with and all i did was switch one button to turbo mode and back..
Please REPLY if you test this and if it works/doesn't work for you! i need more info on this to make a permanent and robust fix. (without nuking device manager and the registry or homebrewing mouse drivers)
Thank you for your patience.
Nemo.
Basilisk v3 middle mouse button inconsistency workaround in synapse.
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