Got sick of this and can’t wait. I manually moved the gear box inside the mouse to fix this. Moving the gear box all the way sets the bar up and leaves it at tactile and I can live with it always being tactile. I followed what Diligent Food 5506 stated on his post: https://www.reddit.com/r/razer/comments/u6940d/razer_basilisk_v3_stuck_in_free_spin_despite/
This video was also helpful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPf_7R-c37w
@ 00:43 to take out feet and screws (pro model so a bit different than my wired)
@ 8:01 to see the bar (right side of mouse, slider and gear box on left)
(slider all the way to razer symbol/bottom mouse will make it tactile)
5 Screws. 1 screw each under 3 top feet and side foot (leave bottom alone). Can take sticker off or search with toothpick and mark where its loose for 2 bottom screws (use sharp knife to cut circle). Take apart and move the gear box if you always want tactile or free spin.
Thinking about it now, can probably poke a needle/toothpick down on the left side of scroll wheel and move the slider all the way towards razer symbol/bottom mouse and that will prevent you from even having to take apart. Hopefully this helps you as much as it did for me, couldn’t freaking take this crap.
https://www.reddit.com/r/razer/comments/u6940d/razer_basilisk_v3_stuck_in_free_spin_despite/
Follow what Diligent Food 5506 posted
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPf_7R-c37w
@00:43 helpful for feet and screws even though different model
@08:01 helpful to know parts. Bar on right side of scroll wheel that makes it tactile. Left side is slider and gear box that swaps the free spin and tactile.
I took mouse apart and followed the above and got the slider/gear box moved all the way down to have always tactile. Thinking on it now can probably poke a needle/toothpick down the left side of scroll wheel and gently push the slider down to make it tactile. Hopefully this helps you out, it drove me crazy for 1 whole day and couldn’t take it!
First of all thanks, this post was really helpfull! i managed to fix it with a toothpick through the top, but only after blunting it a bit.