Windows 10: Some buttons not working on Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 7000

Hi,


I updated to Windows 10 a few weeks ago. In the past couple of days some buttons on my mouse have stopped working, most notably the right-click (which is very annoying) but also the magnify buttons on the side (less annoying).


Driver is up to date and I've tried various other troubleshooting suggestions to no avail.


Any ideas what might be the problem?


Thanks in advance for any advice.

:)

 

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Source: Engadget