Thread: Clicking but no initial response

Check mouse properties under control panel.

And, of course, avoid the gay porn sites.

I find Firefox to do this as well if I have not closed the browser for a few days.

Panty, I thought you were the only gay in the village?

Take that down immediately!
How could you? The nerve!
I'll sue you. I'll file and injunction, you bastard!
What is TD policy on posting member photos?

Your clicker will never get fixed at this rate, ya rump-ranger voyeur.

Originally Posted by Gallowspole

It's not 'double-clicking' as I wait seconds before re-clicking.

Any ideas?

As has been stated, all those Gay Porn sites have returned you a Backdoor Trojan

Originally Posted by dirtydog

Internet police in Thailand clamping down on computers to stop Thailand being the hub of gay porn, you ask blue if you don't believe me

They are only cracking down on left-handed mouse users

Originally Posted by Gallowspole

Over the last week or so, whenever I left click a button it does not respond the first time. For example, just now I had to click 'start new thread' twice.

Likewise with my Chrome bookmarks, program icons, video icons, etc, all have to be clicked twice. It's not 'double-clicking' as I wait seconds before re-clicking.

Any ideas?

Can be cleaned with some dexterity a small screw driver and some switch cleaner or buy a new mouse. Wireless? both the mouse and the receiver should have sync buttons try that.

Originally Posted by Panty Hamster

What is TD policy on posting member photos?

As long as the member isn't erect, I think it's ok. You weren't erect in that photo, were you?

Originally Posted by Fondles

I find Firefox to do this as well if I have not closed the browser for a few days.

Unfortunately it's not just my browser. I have to click some applications 3 or 4 times (ImageBurn, Samsung Kies, Skype among others). Microsoft applications are fine.

Originally Posted by Gallowspole

You weren't erect in that photo, were you?

Can't stand any straighter than that...


Had to double-click to post this...

Try using another finger to click. Maybe it's stopped responding.

Originally Posted by VocalNeal

Can be cleaned with some dexterity a small screw driver and some switch cleaner or buy a new mouse.

I'll try a new mouse first - just odd that Microsoft applications are fine yet others aren't responding.