Hello. Can someone please add the poti values ? From the optical drives / lasers ?

The most gaming mouses use Omron switches. Roccat Kone series also. But most of them are the cheap ones just hold up to 5 Million Klicks called D2FC-F-7N. You should buy new Omron switches or solder them out of another mouse. Be shure to choose the better switches with (10M) or more as example: D2FC-F-7N(10M). You can use the switches from a broken mouse it doesnt matter, simply solder out the Omron switch of the right mousebutton, because its not so much weared out as the left button. You can also use the Omron switches from the other buttons inside a mouse, but be aware that those are not made to hold as long as the left/right mousebuttons. Advanced explanation: Its quite simple, most of electronic parts have a limited lifetime. The manufacturer put such stuff into the Datasheet of parts. So its clear for the guys who solder this into your mouse and other devices. But Sellers like Roccat “miss” sometimes to write this info into description …. (your mouse will just stay a live for 3 years, by daily usage...

The most gaming mouses use Omron switches. Roccat Kone series also. But most of them are the cheap ones just hold up to 5 Million Klicks called D2FC-F-7N. You should buy new Omron switches or solder them out of another mouse. Be shure to choose the better switches with (10M) or more as example: D2FC-F-7N(10M). You can use the switches from a broken mouse it doesnt matter, simply solder out the Omron switch of the right mousebutton, because its not so much weared out as the left button. You can also use the Omron switches from the other buttons inside a mouse, but be aware that those are not made to hold as long as the left/right mousebuttons. In your case its maybe good to buy a broken mouse from ebay etc. and mix the good parts of both mouses to a new mouse :D i have done this a few times, its cheaper than buying a new one. Advanced explanation: Its quite simple, most of electronic parts have a limited lifetime. The manufacturer put such stuff into the Datasheet of parts. So its clear for the guys who...

When the mouse is older than 5 Years the buttons might be broken, but you wrote that with a hotkey they work ? So you should remove the driver and also delete the profiles etc. by deleting all folders and files from roccat on your pc. AppData, Documents, Common Files etc. … Than restart your pc and install latest driver from the official roccat website. Or you try to use the “Reset” Options inside Roccat Software (Driver Reset)

The most gaming mouses use Omron switches. Roccat Kone series also. But most of them are the cheap ones just hold up to 5 Million Klicks called D2FC-F-7N. You should buy new Omron switches or solder them out of another mouse. Be shure to choose the better switches with (10M) or more as example: D2FC-F-7N(10M). You can use the switches from a broken mouse it doesnt matter, simply solder out the Omron switch of the right mousebutton, because its not so much weared out as the left button. You can also use the Omron switches from the other buttons inside a mouse, but be aware that those are not made to hold as long as the left/right mousebuttons. Advanced explanation: Its quite simple, most of electronic parts have a limited lifetime. The manufacturer put such stuff into the Datasheet of parts. So its clear for the guys who solder this into your mouse and other devices. But Sellers like Roccat “miss” sometimes to write this info into description …. (your mouse will just stay a live for 3 years, by daily usage...