Gaming problems? sometimes when i play newer computer games, the F-keys dont work, or sometimes the right click on the mouse acts very strangely, such as flying to the corner of the screen. im wondering if there are any solutions to this? thanks

no pad?
well it can only be

1. no PAD or dirty pad or pads with patterns mouse hates
2. bad mouse only gaming.
3. bad mouse drivers.
4. or setting wrong.

why not try the mouse on other PC same pad see if it acts wrong
then if works great the other PC is failing (software)
NO PC told
NO OS told at all
if PC is infected it runs slow or erratic.
if PC has bad hdd same. and lots more,

is only one game failing
is this your first gaming PC"
is this only in MP mode gamed or also SP mode,? both? what?

try a real gaming mouse
if internet is slow mp will be slow , or OMG the gaming server is slow, MP. HAPPPENNNNNNNNNNs

If you are checking the integrity, STEAM should replace the file if it finds a missing or changed file. I am not sure why it would not.

If its not letting you fix the file from the integrity check, find any saved games you have (could be in my documents folder if not in steam) and re-install the game via steam. Right click - uninstall, then install. This will fix the problem.

If a game is really old, sometimes, they won't play on newer operating systems. If you would like to play it, get a newer or older operating system, depending on the Computer Requirements on the back of your game.

Have you checked using the keyboard and mouse from another system?
And what exactly do you mean by "it will suddenly, for no reason, start pushing buttons automatically" and "ometimes the left and right mouse buttons will also start clicking automatically" ?
Do you mean that the buttons themselves are physically moving?
Try this first: Go to device manager. Find the entry for the keyboard. Right click on the entry and choose the option "Properties". Then, click on the button to re-install the driver.
Now do the same for the mouse.
Then play the game(s) again. If the situation remains the same, go to your dealer and ask for them to be replaced.
If, even after the replacement, the situation remains, repair your installation of Win 7. Now check again by using your applications and games. If the situation remains, you have a poltergeist in the house. (Just kidding!)
If all the above does not work, get back to us with what you have done and we'll do our best to help you.

yes, the parts quality of mouse, is now apreciated. Maybe is low quality China Model, dont expect much. So my experience, recomends Microsoft Mouses and Keyboards, It´s more expensive, or less design, but works all days, year after year, is good hardware, no question

go into settings then control panel on your desktop and look for device manager then go to mouse input the settings have probley been changed for the button config ther first setting is to swap button functions. check to see if they are set correctly for left primary. this sometimes happens with games... you can also check mouse settings on teh game itself look for settings and then input. Good Luck A

try update your VGA drivers in the nvidia support page, or using software "drivers detective" or etc.
if its not work, u have to check your video card, maybe overheat..
or u can try to format your OS, it can be some support files are missing or corrupted....
or the last one, your VGA card is broken or maybe does not compatible with the motherboard u used...check the specification of it, whether the game, VGA, or motherboard u used

some games dont run on newer softwear,maby its your graphics card or maby your disk is curruptid
if you got questions email me at [email protected] ps.do you run windows vista?

I had the exact same problem with my original Logitech wireless mouse that came with a wireless keyboard. I eventually figured that the button component inside the mouse wasn't making consistent contact causing unintended double clicking or dropping while dragging. I fixed it by doing some soldering to switch the left mouse button with the right mouse button, since I didn't have to use double clicking or dragging with the right mouse button. It worked pretty well for several months until the switched left button started showing the same problem again. Now my newer Logitech mouse (it's more expensive Nano wireless mouse) is having the same problem after about 1 year using it. I think there's a serious durability problem with the button component that Logitech is putting on their mice. I may do the same trick again on this mouse, but now I don't consider Logitech as a good mouse manufacturer anymore. They used to make good quality hardwares but I guess they aren't that good anymore with all those cheap Chinese suppliers for their parts. :(