It caused the housing around the left button to loosen a bit, but I managed to work it back into its original position and now the mouse works great.This is a great mouse, but that back button is way too big and too easy to press. It would be nicer if it were further forward and about 1/5th it's manufactured length. It would be nice if the button actually had to be PRESSed to activate rather than just barely touched as you reach over--without looking--to grab the mouse in order to scroll down or something. Now that I've removed that button, it really is a great mouse.
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Caring for young injured field mouse?
Well since you saved it from the poor thing getting murdered thats ok. However you should let him go in a safer area such as a forest preserve or in farmers field dont keep it thats just going to stress out the mouse. Plus he could carry diseases you know, so I think you should give him some lettuse grapes dried pasta, anything farm fresh except cutrus fruits. I would not release him yet if its cold out side like some places right now. Release him when he has a good chance of survival. However if you are going to do that let the mouse become to dependant off you or he may die when you release for example dont put his food in a bowl hide it under dried grass and such make a natural outdorr habitat in a box so he is still used to what its like to be outside. That way when you put him back in the wild he can still fend for himself
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How can I fix my keyboard and mouse ?
we've had some fulfillment with this, interior the college i artwork. the instructor has a hard and fast (under pressure) keyboard and mouse, at their Whiteboard device, yet in addition has a blended on the spot keyboard and trackball that they use while at different end of the room. We used a splitter to combine the under pressure keyboard (Ps2), and the on the spot keyboard & trackball (Ps2) so the two plugged into the comparable port (keyboard). The trackball (on the spot) area plugged into the Ps2 mouse port. Then a nicely-known usb mouse grew to become into plugged in to the computing device. while the splitter detected the keyboard getting used type the two source, it varieties to the demonstrate. The mouse basically looks to attend to which one is getting used itself
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My son spilled some juice on my computer mouse, now the mouse won't work. It's optical, is there?
Disconnect it and open it up. Put it in a ziplock bag with a few moisture removers. Something to go with above #2. I find that it works better if its opened up. Also as for the mouse your using now. Open that up too and remove any gunk that is on the rollers. That will make the mouse respond better.
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what is wrong with my computer mouse it wont work?
If you have a wireless mouse, put new batteries in it. If the mouse has a roller ball on the bottom, take it apart and clean it. If these suggestions do not do the trick, go buy a new mouse - they are cheap. But do not buy the cheapest one, or you will have trouble, guaranteed. . . .
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Sometimes, my mouse just moves where ever it wants. Why?
None of the answers before mine are probably right.lol Please be more specific, is it your actual mouse that is moving, or the cursor? If it is the mouse moving, something is probably vibrating the surface that the mouse is resting on. However, since you say it occurs when you are playing games, I find this unlikely, as your grip on the mouse will overrule most vibrations that occur, and if it does not , you will be able to feel it. If it is the cursor, it would depend on what type of mouse you have. If it is the type with a ball that rolls when moved, the reason might be caused by it being loose. If it is a laser mouse, I would not know, sorry.