AutoHotkey will let you assign a shortcut key to move the mouse to the current cursor location if that's what you are after.You could also assign the script to run after certain events where you know the cursor focus will change
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Mouse scrolling is VERY slow?
do you have a wheel on your mouse ,if so press it and hold it down, move the mouse in the direction you want to scroll, the further from the icon the faster it will scroll


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how to humanely kill a PET mouse?
I had a similar incident with my pet mouse. He was essentially scratching right down to the skin on multiple areas of his body. After visiting the vet, ruling out mites, and administering antibiotics, euthanization seemed like the only humane plausible option to end the distress. Since my mouse was not comfortable being handled this did not seem like the best option. Mouse traps are an effective option to kill mice, however in terms of being quick, painless, and humane, this method falls far short. Rarely do these traps kill instantly. I decided to grab an airtight glass container, fill it with bedding and his favorite treats, and place him inside. Within the hour he slowly settled down, his breathing stopped, and he died while I sat by his side. Heartwrenching if you possess the capacity to empathize, but it was humane and caused the mouse little to no pain and distress
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My USB mouse stopped working?
It's most likely the battery. Even if the battery is almost dead, the light on the bottom of the mouse still comes on. Try replacing the battery on the mouse first and see what happens
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Can a mouse freed from a trap survive?
There are catch and release traps in hardware stores. Peanut butter is the best bait. The mouse walks in but cant leave but you can easily open the door and shake the mouse out on the ground
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Need recommandation: Cordless Optical Notebook Mouse?
nicely expensive the factor is that those contraptions are configures as a fashion to apply minimum battery whilst no longer in use, you could desire to have observed that as quickly as you %. up the cordless mouse after a on an identical time as the easy is going dim and once you carry your hands close to the laser, the laser turns marvelous. nicely it extremely is how they have arranged for minimun battery utilization yet once you desire to show them off, unwell propose you cord somewhat swap to the area of the mouse so as which you will turn it off, inspite of the incontrovertible fact that it could be uncomfortable simply by fact i had did that.
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My mouse pointer won't move???
rub the bottom of the mouse with an alcohol pad or change the mouse pad, also you might need to change the speed of the mouse
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Why is my mouse freezing?
I also have a logitech mouse, and when this happens, it's very often happening because of the battery running on empty. Either change it or charge it. Most Logithech mouse's come with a USB charger for charging the mouse. Hope this helps:) Rate for best answer if so:):);:):)
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if you look into the laser on a mouse the pointer wont move. y?
Optical mouse makes the pointer moves by the grooves on the mouse pad, or any surface. How it makes the pointer move is like using a track ball mouse and instead of the wheels and gears and rollers inside the trackball mouse it uses light. It begins by emiting light to the surtace, this surface will echo or reflect to the receiver in the mouse so will detect the height of the surface. Moving the move will change this height due to the uneven surface of the pad. But it is so precise that could even measure micrometers length. Optical mouse would find it actually not easy to move the pointer on a very smooth surface. And about your question, the optical mouse's automatically disable the reading of the surface when you elevate the mouse by about few centimeters. Try touching the red light. So if your eye is that close to mouse light it will probably make the pointer move. BUT PLEASE NEVER LOOK AT THE LASER. DON'T TRY IT.

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! ;).

We all know Rapoo very well. It is a well-known brand in China. It has launched countless excellent peripheral products in the field of games and office. I am a loyal fan of Rapoo. The keyboard, mouse and earphones at home are all Rapoo. Recently, I have been looking for a headphone stand and a mouse pad. Naturally, Rapoo is the first choice.



This time I will share Rapoo’s KC-8A themed keycaps, VH10RGB gaming headset bracket, and V10RGB mouse pad. First, let’s take a look at the KC-8A themed keycap. This keycap has two themes: Meow Meow Holiday/Navigation Diary.




I fell in love with Meow Meow Holiday at first glance, and I really have to praise it, it’s simply based on my aesthetic point. The design style of healing wind is very suitable for girls. The keycaps are very firmly in the plastic mold, the packaging is excellent, and the internal keycaps are intact.





Five-sided sublimation process, uniform coloring, bright colors, exquisite patterns, and further improve the durability of the keycap itself. There is indeed a refreshing feeling of summer, sea breeze and beach. There are also cute and cute little cats, which make people think of the extremely relaxed state of the holiday.




KC-8A theme keycap, 84-key arrangement design, adaptable to various switches currently on the market. The Rapoo V860 mechanical keyboard I use is the original cherry mx switch. The green switch has a strong sense of paragraph and the sound is crisp. It is more suitable for word workers like me, who use it every day.




My mechanical keyboard has been used for a long time, and it will be applicable if I suddenly change the keyboard. Just changed the keycaps. The KC-8A theme keycap is made of PBT material, which is wear-resistant and fade-resistant.





Exquisite workmanship, no burrs, small injection port, very delicate. OEM height, ergonomic stepped design, not only makes tapping feel more comfortable. In use, it can perfectly fit the movement track between our fingers. It is comfortable to work, type, or play for a long time, and it will not be tired.



Let's take a look at the VH10RGB gaming headset stand. It adopts the consistent simple packaging design of Rapoo products, the color is black/blue, the front is the rendering of the VH10RGB headphone bracket, and the back is the related introduction.




The headphone bracket looks like the letter "T" from the front, and the front bracket rod adopts a magic color RGB light, and it picks up the voice to control the rhythm. There are 10 kinds of rhythmic lighting effects, and there are three levels of brightness adjustment.



There is a sound pickup hole at the base, and a LOGO lighting effect switching button, and a bracket pole lighting effect switching button. The LOGO on the base has 17 kinds of RGB lighting effects, including 11 kinds of static RGB lighting effects + 6 kinds of dynamic RGB lighting effects, which can only be switched.



USB2.0 interface on the back of the base; 3.5mm audio interface, which is a two-in-one headphone and microphone; TYPE-C2.0 interface. It meets three different expansion interfaces, which is convenient for connecting different devices and supports data transmission and audio transmission.





The non-slip rubber base is very stable and can stand firmly even on smooth surfaces. No software required, plug and play, easy to use. After being placed on the desktop, it saves desktop space. It is very beautiful with my Rapoo VH300 headphones.



Finally, there is the Rapoo V10RGB mouse. I have always wanted to change the mouse pad. I really like this one with LED lighting effects, and it matches the headphone stand very well.




The mouse pad is relatively large, with a size of about 350*250*6mm, surrounded by transparent RGB light strips, and the corners are rounded. There is a whole piece of non-slip silicone particles on the back, and the mouse pad is super stable.



There are two buttons on the top, and the button on the left is to adjust the light effect. There are four cool lighting effects. On the right is to adjust the brightness and turn off the lighting effect. There are four levels of brightness that can be adjusted. The "⚡" sign in the upper right corner is the area for wireless charging. It supports 10W/7,5W/5W wireless charging. As long as it is a device that supports the international Qi wireless charging standard protocol.



The mouse pad adopts PC hard surface, fine sand hard surface. The interior is a three-layer structure of PC+PS+silicone. The large hard pad is very easy to use, and all types of mice can recognize and sense.




With the Rapoo VT200S mouse, the mouse moves smoothly during use. The mouse pad has four cool lighting effects: spectrum cycle, illusion, monochrome breathing and monochrome constant light. With a headphone stand, the atmosphere is full~~





Taking advantage of the 11th holiday, I want to play at home for a few days. The keycaps are wear-resistant and non-greasy during the holiday, and they feel very comfortable after installation. The light of the headphone stand moves with the rhythm of the music, which is very pleasing to the eye. Both the mouse pad and earphones are driver-free design, and the backlight can be turned on immediately after plugging in, which is very convenient to use. The spectrum transition is natural, the brightness is uniform, and it looks very dazzling in places with sufficient light. Friends who like LED colorful lighting effects must not miss it~

Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad is the second generation Apple Magic Keyboard is the next generation. There are only a few design differences compared to the older model, with rounded edges and a new hotkey button, but the main feature is the new Touch ID. It works with any M1 Mac computer, so you can quickly unlock it, but it's not compatible with iPads or iPhones. It comes in compact and full-size options with a keypad, but it doesn't have a backlight and only comes in silver.


Apple's Magic Keyboard with Touch ID is disappointing for gaming, but it wasn't designed for it. The keys have a short pre-travel distance and are fairly light to press, but the latency is too high for gaming. You also can't reprogram or set macros for any of the keys.


The Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID is perfect for portability. A full-size keyboard that's too big to carry around, but there's a compact version available. It connects with any device via Bluetooth, but doesn't have multi-device pairing. While most keys work with both iPadOS and iOS, Touch ID is not compatible with either.


The Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID is perfect for office use. Typing feels great, as the keys are light and provide good tactile feedback, and thanks to the low height, you won't get tired during long typing sessions. It connects to any device via Bluetooth, but only one device at a time. Its Touch ID feature is only available on certain macOS computers, so touchID is redundant if your model isn't compatible.


The Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID is unremarkable for programming. It lacks multi-device pairing, there's no backlight, and you can't reprogram any buttons. But on the plus side, it offers great typing quality, and you shouldn't get tired during long programming sessions due to the low profile.


The Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID is not intended for home theater PC use. It wasn't designed for that, so it doesn't have a trackpad, nor is it backlit of any kind. Fortunately, it can connect to any device via Bluetooth.

The Razer Pro Type Ultra is a wireless keyboard designed for office use. This is Razer's second office keyboard, and it looks almost identical to the Razer Pro Type, except the Ultra has a wrist rest and a different switch body. It can be paired with up to three Bluetooth devices or one device via the USB dongle. It uses the Razer Productivity Dongle, which means you can use the same receiver to connect other devices that use the same receiver, and it feels very light and quiet to type on, but there's no tactile feedback, which can be a little overwhelming.


Although the Razer Pro Type Ultra is designed for office use, its performance in games is also relatively good. It has very low latency and the Razer Yellow switches feel light and responsive. It has a wrist rest and two tilt angle settings for better comfort, and you can set macros for any key on the board. While it's backlit, it only comes in one color.


Mobile Performance The Razer Pro Type Ultra is great for mobile or tablet use, but it's larger and heavier than most dedicated mobile boards. Because it's wireless, it can be paired with up to three Bluetooth devices or one device via the USB dongle. It is compatible with most mobile operating systems, but some keys do not work on some devices.


Office Performance The Razer Pro Type Ultra is perfect for office use. It's comfortable to type on for long periods of time, thanks to its wrist rest and two tilt settings, so you can adjust it to what feels best to you. You can pair it with up to three Bluetooth devices or one device via the receiver. Linear Razer Yellow switches feel light to type on and are quiet;


Programming Performance The Razer Pro Type Ultra is great for programming. Support for device connection and one-key switching. The linear Razer Yellow switches feel light to type on, but there's no tactile feedback that might take getting used to. It comes with a wrist rest, two tilt settings, bright white backlighting, and supports custom macros.


For entertainment, the Razer Pro Type Ultra is great for use with a home theater PC setup, though it's not intended to be. It's wireless, so you don't need to worry about complicated cables. You can pair it with up to three bluetooth devices, or with one bluetooth device via the USB receiver, it is compatible with most common operating systems, but some keys do not work on some operating systems. It also has bright white backlighting and media hotkeys. There's no built-in trackpad, so you'll need a mouse on the side. Also, it's a full-size board, so it's large and might not be ideal on your lap.