My Young Kitty Just Killed a Mouse!?
I would pat her down with a warm wet washcloth because the mouse's blood could be disease filled and also many mice eat poisons since people are always using chemical traps to keep them away so if the mouse digested it, it could be passed to your cat. So at least wipe off the blood to make sure
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I can't get the back of my mouse off?
It sounds like for some reason the plastic is stuck. Here are a couple of things you can try ... 1) Put a **tiny** bit of sewing machine oil around the edges of the cover plate. 2) Put the mouse in the freezer (inside a Baggie) for a couple of hours or so. The cold will shrink the plastic a little, hopefully giving it enough room that it will budge. Do not sweat it too badly if nothing works, though. Mice are cheap, so if you end up having to get a new one it's not that big a deal.
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whats wrong with my mouse?
If it is a laser or optical mouse and you are using it on something other than a clean mouse pad, clean it or use something uderneath of it. Any pattern such as a tablecloth or something can cause it to stray. If it is a ball mouse or track ball, try cleaning the mouses balls. (Ooops. Didnt sound right). Take the ball out of the bottom of the mouse and wipe it with a lint free cloth with some rubbing alcohol and Qtip the little wheels inside. That should help.
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How to Clean a Laser Mouse
Offering convenience and easy maneuverability, laser mice are fantastic alternatives to traditional roller-ball mice. To keep a laser mouse in prime condition, however, it must be cleaned whenever it succumbs to excessive smudging or dust buildup. Using a few common cleaning tools that can be found around your office or purchased locally, you can restore your laser mouse to like-new condition in no time. Disconnect the laser mouse from your computer's USB port. Looking at the laser emitted from the bottom of the device has been known to cause eye injuries, so make sure the mouse is safely unplugged before you start cleaning it. Inspect the pads on the bottom of the laser mouse. If you see lint buildup around them, remove it using a toothpick. You can also flick the lint away with a fingernail. Wipe the top and sides of the laser mouse with a cotton swab or nonabrasive cloth lightly dampened in rubbing alcohol or warm water. "Lightly" is the operative term, as an over-saturated cloth or cotton swab can leak moisture into the mouse. Dry the laser mouse with a nonabrasive cloth. Make sure it is thoroughly dry before plugging it back into your computer. Digital Inspiration: How to Clean an Optical Mouse Erratic maneuverability is generally a sign that the pads on your laser mouse need to be cleaned, even if other parts of the mouse appear to be clean. Cameron Sherber has been writing professionally since 2010, and his comic strips appear regularly in "The High Plains Reader" and "The Huffington Post." He graduated from Carthage College with a B.A. in East Asian studies and Japanese language in 2006.
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How can I catch a mouse in my kitchen?
To catch the mouse, break up chunks of holiday fruit cake. (It is not good for anything else.) Insert small steel pellets in the pieces of cake. Spread the chunks of cake around the outside of the cupboard. By morning, you will find the mouse on one of your refrigerator magnets. You do not need to make your cat invisible. Give it a bath and it will look to the mouse like a relative.
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Mouse droppings found ALL OVER my clothes!!?
U need 2 wash all yr cloths, or u could get really sick. While waiting for the mouse 2 be taken care of, u could wrap your clothes in plastic baggies and pray the mouse wont chew on them
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Which type of sensor is used in a computer mouse?
Optical mice contain LEDs which able to work on almost any surface, the mouse has a small, red light-emitting diode (LED) that bounces light off that surface onto a complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) sensor
