#Ms comfort mouse 3000 install#
#Ms comfort mouse 3000 drivers#
#Ms comfort mouse 3000 driver#

In addition to that, I also have drivers installed for a Synaptics PS/2 Port TouchPad and an HID-compliant mouse (for the IR receiver on the laptop).

#Ms comfort mouse 3000 driver#

So, you are correct that it doesn't seem like it's picking up the left/right at all.ДЄlso, the driver I'm using is the Microsoft driver for this mouse (not the generic HID-compliant) which consist of the following:

I left clicked once, right clicked once, used tilt-left twice, tilt-right once, then turned off debugging.

#Ms comfort mouse 3000 install#

Overall Review: So far this has been an easy to install (just plug it in) and comfortable mouse.

For normal app use, this is probably typical of what users might expect for button pressure. I don't play those 'squirt out thousands of rounds repeating the same melee around every corner' games. Folks that want feather touch buttons (which means they have to strain hovering their fingers above and off the mouse) might not want to use it where they need to click fast and furious (i.e., games). Been using the mouse for a couple weeks and I'm already used to and like the slightly stiffer button press. I sometimes rest my fingers on the mouse and the Logitech would click when I didn't expect. I'm using to using my old Logitech M100 which was actually a bit too light on button press. I like that the wheel has solid indents but doesn't clack away making noise.Д¬ons: Clicking probably is a tad bit stiffer than other mice but it still feels comfortable. If I got a stiffer mouse pad (no cloth but instead a hard surface), this mouse would zing across. It also means I can push the mouse to the side without digging into the felt surface of the mouse pad (i.e., less resistance). This means I won't be bothered with pads that wear off or fall off. Instead of just 4 wee pads at the corners of the mouse for sliding upon, this has an oval slide pad that goes around the the front and back. Folks with short stubs might not like the longer reach. This is more what I call a full-sized mouse, not a compact, notebook, or compact mouse. This one is longer so my fingers don't have to curl down while my palm rests on its 'b'ump (replace 'b' with 'h' to know what part I'm talking about - yeah, Newegg's childish censoring). Pros: Not the undersized mice you often find which really should be labelled 'notebook' mice.