Microsoft Solitaire Collection Double Billing

I am not using Microsoft Solitaire Premium.

In Microsoft Solitaire Collection there is.

"Settings" Apps & Features" choose Microsoft Solitaire Collection, Advanced Settings then Reset.

How to fix error 404017 in Microsoft Solitaire Collection

1. Reset Store
2. Run app troubleshooter
3. Reset the MSC to factory settings and update it
4. Run SFC and DISM
5. Update Windows
6. Reinstall the game

Update: the double clicking problem has gotten better in Pyramid solitaire where it was the worst but has gotten a lot worse in Klondike solitaire where it was not a problem before and the dropping in FreeCell Solitaire where as I am moving the cards it drops them as if I let go of the mouse is the same. It is strange how this problem only seems to exist in the Microsoft solitaire collection. My concern is that I am starting class for me second degree in August and a lot of the course work is online to mirror the national licensing exam which is online. I don't want the mouse not working when I am doing class work. That is why I am trying to find out where the problem lies and how to fix it. It is odd that it only seems to exist in the microsoft solitaire collection but I can only comment on what I see.

Hi, I hope you're doing well and safe out there. I'm an Independent Advisor and I’m happy to help you today.

Sorry to hear about this. Let’s try some steps to isolate the issue. Kindly check if you have any pending updates using this link https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-downlo... or select Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update , and then select Check for updates.

Like most problems I have with Windows this only started after installing updates. So no there are no updates available. I refuse to use the free "update" to Windows 11 because I feel it will be filled with problems. Although it auto-updated on me somehow and it seemed less of an update and more of a cosmetic rearranging, because after having certain buttons in the same place for 30 or more years someone thought it was a good idea to move it. Computer programmers seem to be their own worse enemy, maybe it is for job security that updates create problems that require additional updates to solve.

I will say I played with the mouse settings, specifically the double click speed. I adjusted the double click speed from the slow end to the fast end and back to the middle and it had no effect. I uninstalled and reinstalled the mouse and it still double clicks on a single click but it is not as common. It used to be nearly every click it counted as a double click it is no maybe one in five.