Goose, I'm up working on computers right now, after 1 in the morning, that's my job.
I have to be into the office by 8, so I may sound cranky and don't mean to be.
I see a few things wrong here.
"Before I pay some geek to check it out, I'll see if any of ya'll have had the same problem."
Isn't your business worth paying for getting it fixed right?
My main office 'puter is a Gateway "All In One" 23" unit"
I think I would put my business on a business class machine at least.
"Many times on both this site and various sites elsewhere, I have to click two times on something for it to function."
Surfing the web on a business computer running Windows is just asking for a virus infected business unless you also have a firewall and proxy server appliance.
I would keep those activities separate from my business computer and protect them accordingly.
Back to the mouse issue, if your current mouse is a USB mouse, wireless or not,
you might try uninstalling and reinstalling you USB controller via device manager.
Uninstall it then reboot. Windows will reinstall it.
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