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When a vehicle is coasting and slowing down it will often switch into a lower gear which will cause that "back pulling" sensation, as the lower gear is now slowing the car down, which will also cause the engine speed to increase, which you might believe to be engine hesitation. That's the way they are supposed to work, unless of course you have switched the transmission into neutral, which is not a good idea to do.
Although you don't specify which model, since you posted under the "Logitech Cordless Mouse" heading, I assume you have a Logitech mouse. In my experience, even modestly advanced (e.g., cordless, >2 buttons, etc.) Logitech mice don't always play well with mouse & keyboard settings tools found in Windows' Control Panel. Mr. Freeman's suggested adjustment to the generic Windows mouse management settings might be adequate for now. However, you're always better off using software specifically designed for your product.
The program you need is called SetPoint, and it's the key to getting full use out of your mouse or other Logitech device. All versions of the SetPoint software, and drivers for Logitech products, are available for free download at the Logitech support website. Here's the link: http://support.logitech.com/software/setpoint
Sounds like a faulty mouse however go to control panel, mouse (or the equivalent) and set the double click speed more towards slow.. regards It might help I hope I have been of help but please do not hesitate to ask if you have any further questions. I appreciate your vote if you appreciate my reply.
You can always control mouse pointer motion (speed), by using Mouse Option in Control Pannel. Open Mouse option in control pannel. Here you can go to Pointor Motion, now move the slider to left side. Click on Apply and check mouse speed. When you get the required speed, Click OK.
I've noted that certain mousepads do cause problems- it seems to be with the graphics on the pad- reflective/light/dark areas on the pad cause the different movement patterns.
I'd guess a pad with a dull non-reflective & uniform color might be best.
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