XMBC has a built in listener (buttons are highlighted yellow when pressed), but it only listens for a standard set of buttons, so I'm guessing that the single middle click doesn't register there. You could try looking at event viewer (search for event viewer after pressing the windows key) as you press the middle mouse, or try looking at code generated by Microsoft IntelliPoint's macro record program. I don't have an arc mouse, so I can't do this myself, but I would use some kind of listener hook to find what input is passed from the driver when the 'single' middle click you are looking to use is pressed. TL DR: By default, to middle-click you have to tap twice. Computer doesn't seem to even be aware of single taps. The problem is that for the computer to detect middle click, you have to double tap the touch panel on mouse. Remapping is possible with the software that Microsoft provides. This is the one I have:Ĭlarification, because I'm getting a lot of answers about remapping buttons:

Is it possible to enable single tap middle click, preferably enable entire touch surface? Please note that I'm talking about MS Arc Touch Mouse, not MS Touch Mouse (which doesn't have middle button at all). I know that I can disable Page Up/Down in Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center, but it won't let me to configure single tap for middle click. I use middle click quite often and I don't like that I have to double tap specific area for a single click, especially when I want to click multiple times in a row. Tapping ends of the panel sends Page Up and Page Down and double tapping in the middle of the panel acts as middle click.

It has a touch panel instead of the wheel.īy default you can scroll by swiping your finger on the touch panel.

Surface mouse driver