Windows 10: How to right-click using one-handed mouse?

How can I right click on the screen when I'm using a mouse that can only left-click and a Windows virtual / accessibility keyboard? I'm unable to use the Windows-provided virtual keyboard to highlight an object I want to right-click and press shift-F10.

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Left handed mouse when docked and right handed touchpad when undocked

Hi,

I realize that you want the left handed mouse when docked and right handed touchpad when undocked. I will try to help you with this issue.

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  What is the make and model of the computer?
  

You can configure the mouse settings for left hand and set the touchpad for normal use.

Follow these steps to configure the mouse settings:

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  Press Windows key + I to get the Settings screen.
  
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  Click on Devices and then click on Mouse and Touchpad.
  

Keep us informed to help you further.

Thank you.

 

Left hand mouse together with right hand mouse?

Hi, I am using 2 pcs of "standard right handed" mouse. One in right hand, second in left hand. Both as primary button "left".

Now I have bought "left handed vertical mouse". I want to have there primary button left one, as I had until now. But when I switch it in Windows, the setting for right hand mouse is switched as well..... my question => is it somehow possible to set "primary button" on each mouse different for 2 separate mice?

 

Left handed & Right handed mouse users

Hi Regile,

Yes, the option Switch primary and secondary buttons change every time, and that's the problem it should not, it should keep the settings on the computer unless otherwise requested by the user to do so. I explain myself

I have 5 PC, I use two of them with the left-handed, and 3 with the right-handed. So when I switch from a right-handed to a right-handed that works, but not when I switch from a left to right or a right to left "handed", because then this switch the option
mouse settings that I want on this PC ( and was previously set) with the option that I have last used on another PC that was set on the opposite position.

To me, the user should have the option to disable this refreshing mouse setting (only for the Mouse) at boot up and keep the local settings that were set on this PC. Or something else.

Same apply I have a sixth PC, with a touchscreen monitor, I would like (when I boot the PC) use it with the right-handed mouse, but if I had to use a left-handed PC before, then it overrides the right-handed mouse settings with the left-handed mouse.

Thanks

Eric