Gigabyte mouse going back

first of all get the cc tv picture up on the tv then put the mouse into usb port when you have done that right click on the mouse then putt the mouse arrow on to where it says playback left click on the mouse then left click on ok then you will see a calendar for example if you wanted to go back to the 19 :30 3 april 2019 . put the arrow on th no 3 left click then left click on the camera you would like to view 1 or two if you choose 1 and 2 put it on sink mode left click all these required then to set the date you will see two time bars then put the mouse arrow on the 19;30 20:00 left click then left click the play button. that's how you do it

go to mouse's options.and change double click speed.it can solve.

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Step 2: With the left mouse button, click on 'Control Panel'.

Step 3: With the left mouse button, click on 'Network and Internet Connections' (Network Connections, if in Classic View).

Step 4: With the left mouse button, click on 'Network Connections'.

Step 5: With the right mouse button, click on the 'Wireless Network Connection'.

Step 6: With the left mouse button, click on 'Properties' button.

Step 7: With the left mouse button, click on the 'Wireless Networks' tab.

Step 8: With the left mouse button, click on the name of the wireless network, under 'Preferred networks', that you want to automatically connect to.

Step 9: With the left mouse button, click on the 'Properties' button.

Step 10: With the left mouse button, click on the 'Connection' tab.

Step 11: Ensure there is a checkmark in the checkbox, next to'Connect when this network is in range'.

Step 12: With the left mouse button, click on the 'OK' button.

Step 13: With the left mouse button, click on the 'Advanced' button.

Step 14: With the left mouse button, click to select 'Access point (infrastructure) networks only ' (This will help prevent your connection from bouncing around from one network to another).

Step 15: With the left mouse button, click on the 'Close' button.

Step 16: With the left mouse button, click on the 'OK' button.

The mouse buttons may have been swapped from LH to RH or vice versa.
Go to Control panel - Mouse - Buttons tab - in Button configuration click the selection box (Switch primary and secondary buttons) with the right button on the mouse.
If you have used the wrong mouse button then select it again with the correct button.
Then click Apply and then OK.

It's possible that your mouse has been configured so that the LEFT mouse button is performing the action that the RIGHT mouse button does on most computers, namely to open the "context-menu".

Access "Control Panel", and then "Mouse", and check the actions that are associated with each click.

i think u must have switched the primary and secondary buttons on ur mouse.i assume ur using windows.goto control panel-->mouse-->choose buttons tab-->u'll see a check box which sud read switch primary and secondary buttons.remove the check mark from here.sud solve ur issue...

Hi,

Please click on control panel and click on mouse settings. The first tab would help you to swap the right and the left buttons of a mouse.

Thanks

Go to your control panel, if on XP go to Printers and other hardware, then click mouse and the buttons tab should be the first tab to come up, uncheck the box that switches the buttons.

Try this.

Right click on desktop.
Mouse down to properties, & left click.
Left click on screen saver.
Mouse down to Power In monitor power, & left click.
Check your power settings & hibernation settings.

Also some computers are setup to hibernate if mouse is placed in certain parts of the screen (top right or left, Bottom left or right.

Hope it helps.

For those folks who have Windows 7...
Click start from menu (bottom left of window pane),
Click "Devices and Printers",
Click on the HP printer listed,
Click "scan a document or picture"...

CALL IT DONE!!!! Gotta LOVE Windows 7...EASY!