LOGITECH G600 TEARDOWN AND RESURRECTION

[@Zanzubaa]

Hi. I have some updated info that might help people. I have just replaced all the switches in my G600. Mouse feels as good as new. Here are the item names... Omron B3F1000 Tactile Switch 6mm SPST-NO 50mA @ 24V DC OMRON D2FC-F-7N(20M) Micro Switch Microswitch for RAZER Logitech G600 Mouse I got mine from Ebay. Very inexpensive at about £0.70 each. The mouse comes apart very easily. The switches come off without too much trouble. You will need a soldering iron and solder sucker. Not using a sucker would be a real pain since the switches have 3 or 4 legs. Here is to another 20'000 clicks or so.

[@philippdrescher6012]

I fixed my broken left click with this Autohotkey skript, cause I was to lazy to repair it: ~LButton::return ; Set A_PriorHotkey. #If A_PriorHotkey != "" && A_TimeSincePriorHotkey < 100 LButton::return ; Block hotkey. It removes all the unwanted double clicks for me. If I want to doubleclick now, I need a 0,1 second delay between the clicks, but it feels good for me.

[@zachrightmyer3347]

my only comment is that i want to obtain every living g600 left on this planet.

[@Gabice93]

7 years later, useful video! I was about the fix my double-clicking right-click that way, thanks for the concise tutorial.

[@meerkat025]

i used it to find out what id need to fix my Cord!

[@avenger919]

thank you so much, 7 years later and still helping people. i didn't really want to splash out on a new MMO mouse.

[@Wraithbone0087]

I was concerned about trying to fix my scroll wheel being sticky but this video and how simple it showed disassembling and reassembling the mouse gave me that little bit of confidence to take it apart to clean it out. It's good as new, now. This vid might be five years old but it helped me out. Thanks.

[@JacekSzpot]

7-year-later gang checking in. Thanks man.

[@litzy7892]

Great hat btw, and worth fixing the best gaming mouse available. Can't beat the three top buttons. I've never understood why no other company has come out with a three button mouse like the G600.

[@Crafftyyy]

I recently swapped from the g600 to a lightweight fps mouse and i miss it so much. actually brought it back last night tearing the weights out of it just to see how light i could get it.

[@hankmartin9455]

​@Crafftyyy did it feel any better for fps. Sorry I know you commented a long time ago.

[@scale_e]

I had the exact same problem, but with my left-click. I found your video well paced and well spoken. Mouse now functions normally. 10/10 would recommend.

[@HomeBrewedHero]

Scale Enlie thank you very much! Glad to hear you had the same results I had with this fix! Cheers!

[@scale_e]

The skates were about $10AUD for two sets on EBAY. As for the screwdrivers, hell, damn near everywhere. I picked mine up from a $2 shop. If you can't find them where you are... EBAY again? I guess? Shouldn't cost you more than a few bucks. The alcohol, go to your local hardware store. Over here in kangaroo land that means Bunnings. In the USA they have Home Depot, I'm guessing they're about equivalent.

[@felurianmasters4369]

@@HomeBrewedHero the use of isopropyl is also convenient for not being conductive, please correct me if I'm wrong (99% is the good stuff)

[@moisturizing3315]

just want to say this helped me alot, i have been using the g600 for about 3 years now, and i kept my last one as a backup, well today my mobo seemed to go out on my main mouse. thanks to you i was able to get my mobo switched over easily and clean the damn key problem. thanks homie!!!

[@BlikeNave]

I've used this mouse for like 8 years now maybe. It broke once (the wheel stopped working) and I bought another one. The new wheel started failing again so I was determined to fix it. This video helped a lot. Turns out there was about 30 lbs of cat hair wrapped around the wheel and I followed your steps and was able to de hair it. This video probably saved me the cost of another mouse for a while, thanks so much! Wish I had found it the first time.

[@RandyMaulana]

how to disassemble the side button? there's one screw, but it looks like glued to the body couldn't take it from the side body

[@Moosh89]

Big thanks for this video, I was afraid of opening my G600, I suspect the left click switch is dirty, as it has the annoying double click issue. Now I'm not so scared of this task!

[@Moosh89]

Just did this! IT WORKED! I didn't actually need to unplug the boards, I just gently laid the top half over and went to work with a few tools such as sterile cotton Non-woven gauze, rubbing alcohol, cotton swabs and my personal recommendation: Placker dental "tweeners" (for cleaning braces). They are amazing at getting into tiny crevaces and lifting out debris. I didn't want to try and pop the scroll wheel off so it really helped to clean thoroughly underneath it as well as deep clean the crevaces in the shell and between all of the buttons (especially on the side buttons) Example: images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/817hlepDWbL._SX355_.jpg

[@Sines314]

This is my exact issue. Glad to hear it worked for you. Don't like the idea that I have to tear off the mouse feet, but at least I know it won't be in vain.

[@StratovariusFTW]

Did you just clean the switch, or did you disassemble the clicker and tension the leaf spring? I have the same problem and it's driving me fucking insane. This is the best mouse I've had and it's lasted me like 6 years until I finally got this issue, I don't want another one. I'm planning to open it up but I'm afraid of disassembling the actual clicker, it looks pretty fiddly

[@MeepMeep88]

I had this issue and thought the mouse was dying since it was double clicking but I fixed it by going to Device Manager > Expand Mice and other Pointing Device > Right click HID-Compliant Mouse and disable device. I think it may have been interfering with the Second option in that list "Logitech Gaming Mouse G600" If it still continues, do the opposite and disable LGS instead

[@devonkubacki1088]

@@MeepMeep88 Thank you so much! I didn't have access to isopropil alcohol at this time, but the clicker was driving me batshit crazy*Left clicker!* I had two "HID" devices showing up, disabled both and now my G600 is back in action. Woulda been a long while before I could buy another G600. Being a Disabled Individual, this mouse is literally everything I could want in a mouse. Its amazing. I've been keeping an eye out for newer mice with similar features, because damnit, I like Full mouse RGB, but most new mice these days are leaning towards the old 5 button layout. Access to over 32 buttons on one hand is amazing, especially considering my left hand likes to hit random macro keys when trying to press a and d for strafing.

[@RealKacho]

7 years in the future, these are now 189$ each and discontinued , this video is a godsend

[@Salidwyn]

Thank you for the tutorial! I was running into right click issues and this completely fixed it. I cleaned the whole thing but I'm guessing it was probably the cat hair to blame. For those asking about the screw placement, if you run your nail along the pads on the mouse, you can find the indentations for them. Watch the video for the exact placement, since there are some indentations that are not screws, and you can use an x-acto to cut out just the part of the pad you need to get to. Worked like a charm for me and I don't have to replace the pads!

[@xrecus6978]

dont miss you or you will fuck up the motherboard

[@Koushakur]

I have taken apart my G600 at least a dozen times and the pads still stick great, there's no need to replace nor damage them like that

[@chillsgiggles6663]

Thanks a bunch for giving me the courage to fix mine! I fixed my left click which didn't want to "hold" anymore. AND my middle click which hadn't been working for a couple of years now. A lot of hair in there. I own this mouse for 8 years now and I hope there'll be some more years to add on top of that. Thanks! :)

[@raspberrypicasso5855]

I really appreciate your video. My G600 had become unusable due to cat hair getting caught in the scroll wheel over a very long period of time. After watching this twice, I ordered a couple of replacement pads that are custom made just for this mouse, then followed along as you did your work. I found your discussion of isopropyl alcohol helpful as well. After a very unique and funny entro, you didn't disappoint anyone with your willingness to share your knowledge. Thank you so very much. My mouse works perfect now after a total cleaning. It's fun to see how things are built without breaking them.

[@HomeBrewedHero]

+Raspberry Picasso you're very welcome. Thank you for watching! I'm glad your mouse is back to its former glory!

[@S4DF4C3]

Does it have to be 99% Isopropyl or will 50% work too?

[@alorisd]

You can actually buy them direct from logitech support.logitech.com/en_us/product/g600-mmo-gaming-mouse/spare-parts

[@charlesmarchand9098]

dealing with the exact same issue right now lol

[@Naltrex]

the wheel on my mouse is kinda sticky, been thinking about taking it apart but i'm not totally sure - looks easy though

[@Wolfy527]

So I did exactly what you did, but now might right mouse click doesn't register every time I do it. It's almost like I need to press it harder for it to recognize the click now.

[@madelynnartemis8279]

7 years later, 11 or so years since I bought my g600, insanely helpful. G600 best mmo mouse

[@arcansawed]

I would recommend breaking down the number pad side and cleaning it as well.

[@MrBazz420]

How do you replace the footing once you tear it?

[@The_Opinion_of_Matt]

I just used you video to open mine up and replace the switches. I have a fair amount of experience soldering electronics so that wasn't a problem for me. Two modifications to process that I did. One, rather than peel off the entire skate I used the Exacto knife to probe the screw locations and just cut a hole at the screw location. Unfortunately I found the hole you dropped the screw into at the end and cut that out before I realized that there wasn't a screw there. If you press on the skate with something pointy, like a knife or small screw driver the skate will dip in where there are holes because there is nothing behind them. Two, if you search the part number for the factory switches (Omron D2FC-F-7N(20M)) you will find them on Alibaba and Amazon from retailers that I didn't trust. Instead I searched Digi-Key which didn't have them, which is strange because Digi-Key has everything. Digi-Key sells to manufacturers. Not sure why they didn't have the factory ones. Anyway, after verifying dimensions and other specifications I ordered Omron D2FS-F-N. These may actually be higher quality as they are IP40 rated. They were $0.79 each from Digi-Key and arrived within a week. Shipping prices will vary, but for me it was $4.99. (Date for pricing reference January 15, 2023) If you haven't soldered electronics before replacing these will not be super easy. The hardest part is getting the old switch out because you have to get the solder melted on three holes all at once. It has been at least 5 years since I soldered anything electronic and at least 9 since I did it on the regular for work and it took me about 20-30 minutes to get the first switch out and about 15 to remove the second. DON'T FORCE IT! You can damage the board by pulling the barrel out of the through hole. Cleaned up the board with some Q-tips and rubbing alcohol and made sure the holes were clear. Inserted one of the switches into its holes. Held it in place with a finger on the switch side and soldered one of the pins, then verified the switch was positioned correctly. One of the switches was a little crooked after soldering the first pin so I held it in place with a finger and melted the solder on the single soldered pin and repositioned the switch while the iron was still on the pin. Once the switches were positioned correctly I soldered the other two pins. After they were soldered I went back to the first pin and "cleaned up" the solder joint. Went through and cleaned the board again with isopropyl and Q-tips then reassembled the mouse. Works good now and I used it to start and stop this video and send and edit this comment.

[@Johnnyhitman411]

I had broken my mouse (rage gamer here) and knocked the weights out of it, which cause them to wreak havoc inside. This video helped me take my old and current mouse and fix them into one good one and one hyper broken mouse. I really need to learn my lesson and i need to thank you for this video.

[@chi_cha]

This weight removal is a life changer for gaming experience

[@koraltea8534]

This far into the future and the video is still super helpful! Had an issue with my left click, it kept double clicking quite frequently. Thank you!! The start of the video threw me off guard 🤣

[@potatoMethod]

thank you very much for this video. ive resurrected the scroll wheel from my g600 thanks to you (while also making it have the perfect weight for me and now it feels wonderful).

[@isaiahgarletts9542]

do I use the same mouse feet or order replacements?

[@patbellytar8475]

the left click on this exact mouse was double clicking unintentionally, this helped a bunch thx

[@Saiyayenkee]

Thanks a lot my left click had bad double click issues and the G600 is no longer available in stores. Local repair shop wanted to charge 80 euros for it. I purchased small screwdrivers and followed your instructions - actually did not even had to use alcohol - just needed to clean the dirt and hairs out. Seems to work fine again!

[@viivsyn4893]

thanks for the video, i was curious what the inside of this mouse was like and didn't wanna open mine up as it still somewhat still works well enough, but i have noticed recently that the left clicker is becoming extra sensitive lately and the g9 key is beginning to become less responsive, so i may crack it open one of these days and see what i can do as this mouse has become discontinued and i personally love it and really don't wanna switch from using it

[@youtubeisgarbage900]

I'll probably have to do this eventually, I've had a g600 for about 10 years and its starting to give me problems with middle mouse click, other than that, after all these years it's still solid.

[@rickwagner2861]

Thanks for the video. I have a G600 that had developed problems with forward scrolling. After watching your video, I opened up my mouse to discover a gob of lint on the right side of the scroll wheel. I got as much as I could out and now my scroll wheel seems to work fine. I was getting frustrated trying to find a "gaming" mouse that would work with my Mac and suite my needs for daily non gaming use.

[@TamanduaGirl]

Thanks. I was a bit concerned how to take it apart. Turns out on both of mine the wheel assembly just pops out, no screws. I had a newer and older one. The older one had the double click going on and G11 key dead. Newer one's sensor just died. Put the new cable, wheel and top in the older one after cleaning out the cobwebs, literally, what the heck! Too bad I couldn't just switch sensors but it was easier than expected.

[@PressVest]

almost 10 years i've had my g600 and it finally started doing the right-click thing. Thanks for the vid man, at least im not crazy. Gonna have to buy a tool set cause those screws are smaaaaaaall

[@mironovsan]

Thank you for a video, i wasn't entirely sure, if screws were under the feet and not under the logo sticker, but thanks to your video, I learned where they are exactly. I also at the time of writing had a problem with a 3rd button, because i mashed it too hard, so i replaced it with a clicker from my old logitech mouse, i keep for spare parts.

[@Lucario7280]

Had to file down the shell that hit the buttons cause my gshift got stuck from it dropping. Works as if nothing happened.

[@alain5168]

Ever think about using electrical contact cleaner spray? A lot easier to handle and the spray helps blast out debris. It also dries really fast and the liquid doesn't conduct electricity.

[@jeremychocholowski5203]

A g600 with the addition of the buttons on the top left of the left mouse button from the original razer Naga would be my dream mouse

[@amitraam1270]

One more G600 saved.. wheel button, left wheel button, G7 button.. all resurrected. GMT (great many thanks!) The silicon pads were surprisingly easy to put back. Just need to use a knife like you show to take them clean off.

[@exorcie]

What about the slippy Teflon patches that cover the screws on the bottom? You didn't glue them back on, did you?

[@TrumpTrain86]

What about the scroll button side buttons?

[@Gryzz1e]

Scroll wheel won't scroll down, should I do basically the same thing? Plus look for any damage to spring, casing, board or wheel itself of course.

[@hnogueira90]

1:30 I wonder if any versions of the Razer Naga has on-board memory coz the mouse is comfortable, although the 12 side buttons could be better feeling. One thing HomeBrewedHero, G600 doesn't side-scroll with that tilt-wheel, right? THAT SUUUUUUUUUUCKS I can't seem to find an option to make it happen

[@hsinvega]

my mouse sensor was going haywire and i really didnt want to buy a third g600 so this helped me replace the motherboard in this mouse with the old one i had lying around. works perfect now. thank you so much

[@CatboiDual]

thanks for the tear down , just fixed my middle mouse button with this.

[@tinos144]

What did you replace the sliders with?

[@sandrixpoa]

Thank you very much! My g600 last for 5 years, it has been doing the double click issue for 6m - 1y, now it's fresh new... I've just swapped the left switch with the third right switch (no use at all).

[@RisibleVolatile]

Just revived my wheel left side button! Thanks for these great tips!

[@decodeddistortion4558]

The scroll wheel on my G600 worked like once every 5 scrolls, so I was thinking about buying a razer trinity, but decided to try and fix it before. Turns out a bunch of dust was stuck in the axle.. I removed it, and now it works. All I gotta do now is buy new skates for $10 and I can use the mouse again. Thanks for saving me some money.

[@Twirots]

Same mouse, same problem but on left clic, thanks for the video, actually helps me

[@BlazenWinchester]

Do an update on this mouse. Go thru the optical sensor replacement and finding compatible sensors that will work.

[@encryption767]

Started having this issue with my 3rd g600 and decided to try and fix it. Thanks for the vid. Can't live without the 3rd button now but the corsair mouse seems nice.

[@DoSsMode]

Damn, nice legs bro. Much respect. My left click does random double clicks. I just want to try and clean off the contact underneath. I'm digging out where the screw is so I don't have to take off the whole bottom sticker.

[@Myers100684]

Thanks for the video, just what i needed. Intro had me worried but I clicked subscribe after, lol

[@Anifansdesu]

i have a 4 years G600 and a 6 years Razer Deathadder,Razer have same clicking problem,kept it very long time ,the G600 starting have problem recently ,then i decide to try it on the Razer 1st,IT WORKS!!!Thanks man!!

[@user-zu1ix3yq2w]

I don't know what to do about the cable getting in the way of the third mouse button (the button special the g600)..

[@Ar1AnX1x]

best intro in the history of universe

[@chrispanas9728]

Nice video! My mouse's left and right click works fine but one of the side button just stopped working. Can i do something about it?

[@oldiesbutgoldies26]

I have a similar problem with my mouse. The button works but I have to press it harder than the other buttons. Did you fix it?

[@chaosordeal294]

So glad you mentioned the weights. I guess I'm ordering skates and doing surgery on my G600 -- it's just too gd heavy.

[@KarlAxelZander]

For those trying the cutting/drilling method to get the screws out without taking off the skate - can recommend using an electric drill with a 4mm head. That's about the perfect size, and you get with ease a clean hole with the electric drill. It was relatively easy to verify the location of the screws under the skate by first gently dipping the drill head, and see where the skate "sinks down" slightly from the screw hole underneath. Still reviewing afterwards now though if it's possible to get the skate-holes "rounded/sanded" down enough to make the mouse slide *almost* as smooth on the mousepad as before. Was terrible at first initial test, but got alot better by just continue using the mouse and let it "self-sand" itself on the mousepad. Hoping it will be good enough in the end, as it would be a overall good approach of opening the mouse, as for any future repairs you have already done "half the job" already now

[@marcopolo9751]

hey i know this is a old video but do you think there is enough room in there to shorten a cord in there?

[@apex403]

I went 1 step further - i removed the black switch cover to the left & right mouse buttons (*BE SURE TO CATCH THE WHITE BUTTON THAT WILL FALL OUT OF THE BLACK SWITCH COVER), and there is a thin piece of metal that is the actual switch to the mouse. Over time it starts to flatten out (after about 20 million clicks, or so they say). With some tweezers you can slide it out, then just ever so gently bend the switch a tiny bit back so it's no longer flat. Amazing that a 0.01 piece of metal inside the mouse would cause so many people to buy a new mouse when you can just bend it back into shape. I also bought some new glides for the bottom, so yeah all in was $9~ for 2x pairs of the glides if i ever need to open it up again

[@ArturoBrunoCarrillo]

Thank you so much!!! I had left for dead my G600 for more than 3 years... and bring it back to live with your video! THANKS!

[@rolandomota937]

My white G-600 only has 2 screws on the bottom the other 2 holes I can see the motherboard but no screws any idea how to get my cover off?

[@GabeMorris]

I had a double click issue and it was daunting to open my mouse up, but i did it thanks to this video. now it appears to be fixed! Thanks.

[@its_cringy1559]

I have the side buttons but I am afraid that I am going to break the inside and the top.

[@milanopiano]

Thanks for your video, just revived the left mouse button. I don't have the money to buy a new mouse, so this video was really helpful.

[@FelixUmbra]

With the G600 being quietly discontinued, This video might help me revive 2 of the 3 that I have. This is SUCH a good mouse. Not even just for MMOs but for other games too.

[@lmao7183]

Pro-tip....The G600 is still being sold in Japan. Logitech in Japan is known as LogiCool and the G600 is being sold under that name. So you can still buy a G600 from Japan off of Ebay and it will still work even if you live in the US because it is the same hardware. That being said I wish I knew about LogiCool back when the G13 keypad was discounted.

[@tenalpoen]

I'd like to do this to clean my G600 but I won't be able to replace the sliders if I have to peel them off like that. Maybe I could just drill through them if I can get the exact locations for the holes.

[@astropgn]

Does anyone knows the specific name of that ribbon cable that connects the board to the side buttons?

[@zodiak2461]

Hi unfortunately my cable is bent near the usb and keeps losing connection. is there a way to fix it?

[@Mythopoeikon]

Worked like a charm! And saved myself some buck along the way! Thanks!

[@NonnofYobiznes]

Thanks for sharing man. I fixed mine. It had a problem with the wheel. One side of the axle had broken. I took a small nail, heated it on the fire and drove it half way through the axle, cut it and sand the rough edge with a dremel: LIKE NEW.

[@HomeBrewedHero]

Good to hear! I was hoping this video would be useful for any internal repair! Glad to hear your ingenuity paid off on fixing the axle!

[@agouwa4664]

would a hair dryer work to get the feet off with out runeing it? i just got it and don't want to have to order feet lol

[@bustosricky]

Great video! Have you had any issues with the scroll wheel click? I have to click it hard as heck for it to work!

[@bmelocosta]

Nice little Vid. Im having a problem with my middle mousewheel click. I can feel it clicking but it works when it wants...I had to assign middle click to other key. I wonder if it could actually be the switch, or just some other issue with the mouse like a firmware or something. Guess I will have to replace to know for sure. Do you have a hint on what to do to replace those feet u took off to get access to the screws? may some piece of adhesive teflon could work?

[@HomeBrewedHero]

Lets start from the feet. You're gonna have to pull them up, and some double sided tape should hold them in place if you don't want to source new feet for the mouse. I found replacement teflon skids for the mouse on amazon for $7.00 and it came in a two pack so definitely cheap to source. The scroll wheel lifts off from it's clips. If you pull it up gently, this should give you access to the click button underneath the wheel. Once you've gained access to this click mechanism, you should be able to clean the click button. If that fails, you can always source a replacement click button from eBay and solder it in place. A good cleaning should get you back up and running though!

[@PashaDefragzor]

Why they stopped to produce this good mouse, instead they producing some new weird G series from the outspace

[@Dr_Andracca]

My scroll wheel is getting caught when I have either mouse button pressed down, do you figured I'll need to do a full tear-down like this or is there something else I could do to try to fix it? I'd actually prefer not to tear it down because I'm a bit of a clutz with putting stuff back together.

[@XtremeiNICK]

Great video, just bought a used one and it has the double click issue occasionally. Think electrical contact cleaner would work better?

[@Utterevoker]

Tenho tido esse problema recentemente, vou ver se sua dica funciona ou se vou ter que comprar outro mouse já que o suporte da logitech está demorando uma vida para me responder...

[@hestedroschen]

It can most likely be an issue of static electricity, I found that if I click repeatedly on the button for half a min the problem is solved. Just reencountered this video because the problem came back, and had to see the intro before I remembered this other trick. It's been well over two years since last and I just repeated this and sure enough my dragging selection problem - gone. I think the advice said that you should unplug the mouse while clicking away for a couple of min. This time I just tried while plugged in. It worked :)

[@zaboolovescodex]

Thanks, My scroll wheel stopped working which seems to be a common problem with this mouse.

[@thewaterbuffalo9692]

i hasd this problem but with my left click and instead of doing all that work I just blew into it and it fixed it

[@generaljustinian1082]

Great intro and your video gave me the confidence to pop open my 5-year-old mouse to breath some new life into it. Thanks!

[@XxJGVxX]

I was able to salvage my mouse's feet and fixed double clicking on a almost 7 year old mouse, thanks for the video.

[@RDash101]

Thanks for the video man, my scroll wheel works after thoroughly cleaning the insides of the mouse

[@AdonisGaming93]

For w.e. reason mine doesn't have those 4 screws underneath.... I don't even know where to begin

[@Radishboy]

first video i have ever seen of this channel, starts on the pot. subbed liked. ezpz

[@motoryzen]

*nods humbly* Thank ya much for this video. My stupid razer naga trinity died on me ( 2nd one from directly from Razer. It didn't last more than 9 months. 1st one died within the first 90 days. My 2012 naga lasted over 5 years and I sold it, kind of regret that but then again..sigh ) so I went back to the tried n true g600 and immediately felt the heavier weight difference. This video as well as the other 4 + about this mouse and a tear down deserve more thumb ups. Cheers.

[@Sines314]

Thanks for this. My left-click is double-clicking a lot, and apart from running some paper under the button, I wasn't sure what to do since it had no obvious ways to open it. Kinda stupid to put the screws under the mouse feet, but that's the only complaint I've had of this mouse in it's fairly long lifespan. Is there a version of this mouse that opens without permanently damaging (however minor that damage is) the mouse? I'd be working on it right now, but I'd like a solution that doesn't get rid of the feet. Unfortunately, there seems to be nothing else I can do externally...

[@melkiyad2504]

oh man this is brilliant thanks!

[@shifureisaikyou2055]

what if the tiilting of the middle mouse button is worn out?

[@OmDesk]

I have a problem with my G10 button where I have to hard press to have it register the key. It does the click sound but only until I really press down the key comes up. Any solutions ?

[@jazzysocksdude]

Are you able to remove the circuit board that sits under the side buttons? My G13 key isn't working so I was hoping that I could just clean it similar to how you've done in this video.

[@alt_tab_matt6538]

Ugh the profile saved to the software. The first 10 seconds on startup with my Sabre is slow as molasses until the load order hits. I miss my CM storm. It was also saved to the mouse.

[@HomeBrewedHero]

Ah yes, the slow delay before the profiles load.... hate that so badly. The Scimitar doesn't do that thankfully!

[@alt_tab_matt6538]

Ah I'm an idiot. I can save the profile to the device through the CUE. No waiting anymore and no color cycling.

[@NextinHKRY]

I havent tried this yet, but my G600's Left click, Scroll Wheel, Middle Click and Right Click are all gone isnt it a bit weird?

[@Peekofwar]

My G600 has a problem with the left mouse, where periodically, it will trigger the left mouse button more than once.

[@mamatirihealthyliving6094]

Having a similar issue with my mouse! I'll try this and comment here if it works or not. One thing I wanted to mention is, my mouse will sometimes grab with the right click, then lose contact. You suppose this will also help that?

[@Tirinei]

So Mama Tiri Healthy Living is ME but I am too lazy to switch accounts at this moment... I just want to say I did this, and it WORKED. I just did like 30 test clicks and drags that all worked... before it was like every 3rd right click that didn't work, and every 6th or so of my left that didn't work. Thank you so much!

[@kristenmooney5099]

I had a completely different problem. my mouse appeared to die and give up. I am determined though and opened mine and discovered the power cables were held together by electrical tape like yours. after fiddling with it power was restored to my mouse. woohoo!

[@POOOOOOO777-e7m]

my left mouse button keeps clicking down then up and up again and ive reset the left mouse button macro like 5 times and still having the same issue

[@jasonicon1142]

hi m laserpointer is doing weird it goes fast than slow i was mad and throed the mouse i think i broke it the buttons ork fine i did alcohol on te laserpointer but still doesnt ork properly ho do i fix it