I reccommend you also enable Start on Windows Startup (for convenience). Normally the default pressure setting works well, but if the fix only works sometimes or doesn't work at all, try increasing the pressure slider.
I reccommend using the 'click tester' on the homepage to fine-tune the pressure setting. To get ClickFix up and running, select the mouse button that needs fixing. Behind this window is the settings panel (this can be accessed later from the tray menu). When started for the first time, the "About" window pops up. Keep in mind that it will create a settings file in the folder you put it in. Because ClickFix is completely portable, it runs without installation - you could even run it off a thumb-drive. To get going, simply download the latest executable, put it in its own folder and run it. The solution: Run ClickFix as Administrator (right click and "Run as administrator", or modify the shortcut to always use admin) and you won't find any problems with clicking into and out-of windows, regardless of their permission level.
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IMPORTANT: Note about Administrator RightsĬlickFix doesn't normally require Administrator rights, but in a recent update of windows (circa December 2022) an issue arose where if ClickFix is not running with elevated permissions, and you click into a window that is running in elevated permissions, then you won't be about to click away from it (you need to close the window, use Alt + Tab, or press Windows + E to change your focus to a new window). If this fixes your mouse (or doesn't) let me know about it! 😄 Getting started ← TL DR, click here. Windows Only - Should work on any version - tested on Windows 7, 8 and 10 ClickFix Tame your mouse - stop annoying repeat clicks
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