Left mouse button not working when holding right mouse button

So I ran into this problem recently on dayz as of 10/9/23, I have found a slightly inconvenient but working solution. After randomly clicking on my mouse I found a way to toggle readying your weapon. If you press rmb and then lmb in quick succession it will keep your weapon in the readied state(raised in your hands). You do not need to hold rmb since it is toggled in the readied state, thus let's you press lmb and swing/shoot. So quick rundown on how to do it. Press(not hold) rmb and then lmb in quick succession, this will ready your weapon. Pressing lmb will swing/fire your weapon. To unready the weapon you just tap rmb and your character will lower it. And for scopes on weapons, after readying the weapon as explained above; to enable the scope instead of hipfire. Try using your scroll wheel while readied. Nothing should happen unless you unready the weapon and then if you simply click rmb it will use the scope instantly(I think same applies for iron sights but haven't tested/don't remember) I think that's everything also make sure if you change from controller to m&k while on a server to close the game and rejoin the server, I think that's everything, I have notify me for responses on so if you see this and have a question please respond and I will try to answer asap. I love this game and hate controllers so I tried my best to find the solution and did, I hope this can get you back to surviving the harsh wastelands of DayZ. Please let me know if you see this so I don't feel bad about your experience being ruined because of such a weird bug. Good luck survivor!

Hi there Finn, my name is Gerardo, and I'm an Xbox player, just like you. I'll be happy to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.

Investigating a bit about it, it seems to be a widespread issue that recently emerged. As you mentioned, many other gamers are experiencing the same problem when trying to use both mouse clicks simultaneously in Xbox console games. Personally, I also tried it recently to see if I had the same issue, and yes, I couldn't press both clicks at the same time when playing and using a mouse on an Xbox console.

Below, I'm sharing some threads I found where other players mention the same problem so that you can verify it:

https://answers.microsoft.com/thread/602ce667-1310-4918-9496-1ceb9be1ee42

https://answers.microsoft.com/thread/9a1c87b8-27da-41fb-9c39-bee8e0725a23

https://answers.microsoft.com/thread/c96cc778-1e10-49f1-9b9f-48fe00697575

Given the situation, it will be necessary for us to report the issue to the Xbox team by following the instructions in the following link:

https://support.xbox.com/help/account-profile/manage-account/xbox-insider-hub-report-a-problem

This way, Xbox engineers and technicians will investigate the reported problem and work on a solution as soon as possible.

We hope they resolve it soon as it appears to be a system error, so it's something they should address on their end.

I hope this helps and if you have further questions please let me know.

Best regards.

1) Flag a cell by pressing, again press the same flag with the right mouse button,

2) drag the mouse, with the right mouse button still pressed, to a number that is fully flagged,

3) with the right mouse button still pressed, press and release the left mouse button to clear the fully flagged number.

CHording is when you click BOTH the left and right mouse buttons at the same time to 'sweep" all the empty spaces around you when you have ID'd enough mines.

Example; you have Located two mines and right cliked those 2 squares. By CHORDING (holding LEFT AND RIGHT MOUSE BUTTONS down TOGETHER) on the square you are in, your charater/avatar/miner will use his 'shovel' and will spin in a circle and "flip over" or
"display" all of the other adjacent squares (which, if you are correct, will be empty). If not, you will trip a mine/bomb where the square that you assumed was empty when you CHORDED.

That doesn't work. An easy way to test if you have mouse acceleration:

Place your mouse all the way on the right side of your mouse pad, and the cursor on the right side of your screen. Move the mouse very slowly to the left, and when your cursor hits the left side of the screen, put your left index finger on the mouse pad. Now do the same movement fast, and see where your mouse is, when the cursor makes it to the left side of your screen.