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Naga Pro issue with double-clicking

  • July 9, 2023
  • 10 replies
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polyLemonGlacierbuzz603

Hello, I am a user of Razer Naga Pro RZ01-03420100. I have started experiencing an issue with double-clicking on the scroll wheel button. How can I resolve this problem?

10 Replies

  • Insider Mini
  • July 9, 2023

This is a software issue, Quit synapse and turn the services off, then it lets you use the mouse with USB

nobody seems to be doing a thing about it


polyLemonGlacierbuzz603

 

unfortunately it didn't work


  • Insider Mini
  • July 10, 2023

 

unfortunately it didn't work

Okay did something and it works

1) try reset the mouse via synapse to default
2) used driver removal tool
3) uninstall and reinstall synapse

I then did another reset on the  mouse

 

seems to work now​​​​​


  • Insider Mini
  • February 7, 2024

Hi

I have same problem

the scroll button can be pressed two or three times. I reinstalled all razer software and nothing.

 


Same here.

 

Driver AND Software deinstalled and reinstalled. Same issue.

 

Fix this issue please.


Mazupicua
  • Insider Mini
  • December 29, 2024

Same exact thing is happening to me, I’m so tired or razer but nobody is doing anything that’s at the same level so for now….you know


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I solved the issue using AutoHotkey v2.
I created a .txt file, pasted the script below into it, and saved it.
Then I changed the file extension from .txt to .ahk (for example: MiddleClickSingle.ahk) and ran it with the right mouse button.

NOTE: When copying this script into a .ahk file, do NOT include the [code] and [/code] lines.

Script:

[code]
#SingleInstance Force
SendMode "Input"

debounce_ms := 400

MButton::
{
    static last := 0
    now := A_TickCount
    if (now - last < debounce_ms)
        return
    last := now
    SendEvent "{MButton}"
    KeyWait "MButton"
}
[/code]


Explanation:

  • #SingleInstance Force → prevents multiple instances of the script from running.

  • SendMode "Input" → sets the send method for keystrokes.

  • debounce_ms := 400 → minimum delay (in milliseconds) between clicks. Adjust if needed.

  • MButton:: → defines the middle mouse button hotkey.

  • static last := 0 → remembers the last click time.

  • now := A_TickCount → current time in milliseconds since script started.

  • if (now - last < debounce_ms) return → ignores clicks that happen too fast (debounce).

  • SendEvent "{MButton}" → sends the middle click event.

  • KeyWait "MButton" → waits until the button is released before allowing the next click.