

You can either single click it or double click it. Simply put, in Windows, the left click selects something and carries out some sort of an action. Switching the Left & Right Mouse ClickDo you know what the difference between the left mouse click and the right mouse click is? No? Well, let me help. Once I do that, I’ll find myself at the Mouse settings window. The next button I’ll click on is called Mouse & Touchpad. Next, I’ll go ahead and click on Devices.

When the menu opens, I’ll click on the Settings menu item, which I’ve circled in red above.Īfter I click on the Settings button, the Settings menu will open.
#CALIBRATE MOUSE POINTER WINDOWS 10#
Remember the time I wrote a post that covered the many aspects of the Windows 10 Start menu? If you don’t, you should really check it out. Launching the Mouse SettingsTo adjust these two settings, I’ll click the Start button to open the Start menu. Both settings are extraordinarily simple to edit, so this shouldn’t take much time at all. First, we have the setting that controls which button is the primary one and which is the secondary and second, we have the setting that controls how many lines are scrolled per one roll-click of the mouse roller.
#CALIBRATE MOUSE POINTER HOW TO#
Today, I offer you a quick post that will explain exactly how to go about adjusting two mouse settings in Windows 10. Working with the mouse is critically important to a user’s sanity and if that mouse is too slow, too fast or all around annoying, the user might just go crazy. I’s say this is one of the very first settings I edit after getting a new computer.
