Is It Possible to Use 1 Mouse with 2 Computers?

You can do this with a KVM switch, This allowes one keyboard, mouse and moniter to be shared with 2 towers. Or you could get a cordless mouse with 2 transmitters (bluetooth would be the easiest) and it will work on both computers but the mouse will move on both screens at the same time. But for the cost of the bluetotth mouse and transmitters or the KVM switch it would be cheaper to just buy a second mouse

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how do i fix my frozen mouse?

placed it interior the oven, or a minimum of decrease than some blankets right into a heat place. Slowly thaw it out, if u warmth it up too without postpone this is going to burn. examine for hypothermia warning signs, if its shade has replaced it could desire to have a undeniable degree of frost chew. if so, the mouse could desire to no longer be waiting to artwork, you may could desire to retire it and get a sparkling one, attempt finding for weatherproof ones this time. desire i could desire to help

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When you catch a mouse in a "snap" trap....?

You can use gloves and use the traps over. Greasing jars or containers in side and placing some food in the bottom and leaning it at a small angle can catch mice. You can put the lid on and put the mouse some where.

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Can you use just the mouse in a wireless keyboard and mouse combo?

You get what you pay for, if budget is a concern you should probably stick with wired, you will get more features for less. Also, buying a combo is a good way to get ripped off. Combo devices are always cheaply made and designed to sell for less, they always run on none rechargeable battery systems, and many suggest you do not use rechargeables. If money was not a concern I personally would go out and find a Ni-Li or Li battery powered keyboard and mouse, which would have to be bought separately, the batteries are far more reliable and can usually be recharged while in use with a USB charging cable

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How to feed and take care of a mouse?

Mice are scavengers. All you have to do is ensure they have any food at all, they will stash it away in nests and eat as needed. Filling the bowl daily is often enough. To clean the cage, move the mouse into an enclosed temporary container first. Dump the old bedding, and wash everything that can get wet with hot water and dish soap. Rinse really well, so no soap remains. Dry completely, refill with clean bedding, replace all the accessories, and place back the mouse. Keep a tiny bit of dirty bedding, and place it wherever the mouse usually sleeps. The familiar smell will make it more comfortable. If you want to make something, you have to get creative, but stay safe. Mice will try anything with their mouths first, so make sure it is safe to nibble on. If you want to let it wander outside the cage, do this only in an enclosed space, otherwise it will easily escape. A dry bathtub filled with treats and hiding boxes works well.

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What is the best gaming mouse?

Gaming mice are one of those equipment which for some (usually non-pro) gamers do not matter but for some other (usually pro/enthusiastic) gamers are a whole lot more than just a mouse. Which category you put yourself in is upto you. I am not a pro, but not a noobie either. I will list down 5 of the good gaming mice IMO and depending upon your budget and need you can choose.5. Razer Deathadder: Price: 3K INR Well this is a good mouse, usually if you prefer to have a claw grip. What this means is that this is usually more useful for games where you need to mash your clicks faster rather than focus on the timing of each click.

Even though this is not the most customizable mouse in this list its surely one to check out for.4. Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury: Price: 2K INR This is one badass mouse now. It has a total of 8 buttons (including the left and right click and the wheel) that can be fully customised. It also supports variable DPI and has its own on-board memory for saving profiles so that when you connect it to computers not having the Logitech application you could still use the mouse without a hassle. Did I mention the Fusion technology that let's you use this mouse smoothly on a variety of surfaces like hell? ;) The design is more for palm grip and given the cost of the mouse, with its features and the build quality this is one awesome deal!3. Logitech G502 Proteus Core: Price: $60 (Could not find this in India) This is just the upgraded version of G402 and mind you it is a worthy upgrade. It adds to its features a few more buttons, and not mention the ability to change the weight balance and center of gravity.

If you are playing an FPS and if you have the cash for it, just get it!2. Mad Catz RATM Wireless Mouse: Price: 8.5K INR (If you can find it in India somehow) Now, this one is a crazily feature loaded mouse. In fact, when you first see it, you feel you are looking at the bat-mobile and not a mouse! I mean this is seriously priced, but seriously loaded mouse. Combine all of the features in the above mice and add to that an awesome look, along with the ability to adjust the length of the mouse for your palm and the way the battery slot is placed, and what you get is this. Yes it is expensive but for someone looking for a claw grip this is one heavenly mouse. And yes, this is the only wireless mouse on my list.1. Mad Catz RAT 7: Price: $100 This is probably older than the RATM (not sure, sorry!) but the features this has got, mind numbing! Again, for the features that all the above provide this has all of them, and then some more.

There are more custom buttons than any of the above mice, the mouse is a delight to hold, configurable weight balance and adjusting to your palm's length? Well, this mouse does more than just that! It literally offers you a screw like precision for configuring the dimensions of the mouse. This is a wired mouse and even the wire of the mouse is something of a treat. It gives you almost everything you can ask for, with awesome precision. You might ask how I formed this list or question it's validity but a disclaimer, this is only a personal choice and based on the different mice I have seen and checked out. And the list may vary for different people.

P.S.: I have a Logitech G402 myself! ;).