Your Logitech G502 Hero mouse’s right or left click function is now being able to use, don’t worry, you are not the only one experiencing this issue. Issues on the right or left mouse button may be due to several reasons, including incompatible drivers, hardware issues, or corrupted system files. According to users, their mouse’s left or right-click button is not working, only occasionally responding and double-clicking when they click once.
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Anyway, if your Logitech G502 Hero mouse’s right or left click button stops working and you lose the functionality due to the same issue, then you are in the right place. In this tutorial, we have listed some troubleshooting tips and fixes for resolving the same issue. For more information, have a look down below.
FIX 1: Open a New User Account
If your Logitech G502 Hero Right or Left Click is not holding or working, then the issue might be with the corrupted primary user account. Here the possible solution is to open a new local account on your system. For doing so, follow these steps,
- Press the Start button and select Settings.
- Then select the Accounts and click on the Family and other users option.

- Now click on Add Someone Else to this PC and begin a new account.
- Then copy all your data to the newly opened account.
- Once everything is copied to the new profile, delete the corrupted profile and check improvement.
FIX 2: Run SFC Scan:
Sometimes corrupted system files can cause an issue with the Right or Left Click button Not Working issue on the Logitech G502 Hero mouse. In this scenario, you need to repair corrupted files using the SFC tool. For doing so, follow these steps,
- Firstly, press Windows + R to open the Run dialog box; in the text box, type cmd and press OK.
- Now open Command Prompt window with administrative access.
- Inside the window, type the following command and click on Enter button,
Sfc/scannow
- Again type the following command and press Enter to re-download corrupted files,
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
- Once done, check whether the mouse is working smoothly or not.



How is “create a new user profile” the first thing you suggest?! That’s an incredibly huge hassle and to suggest it before doing a hard reset or reinstalling drivers? Seems totally bonkers to me, haha.
Usually you want to start with easiest/most convenient to hardest/least convenient…