USB Mouse and Keyboard Stopped Working After Plugging in a Flash Drive
Same issue here, but of the intermittent variety.Plugging in a USB drive into one of my PC case's USB ports caused the mouse to be horrendously laggy, and broke my keyboard altogether.WIRELESS PRODUCT NOT WORKING PROPERLY WHEN ALSO USING A USB 3. 0 DEVICEWhen using a USB 2. 0 2. 4GHz wireless peripheral device (such as a mouse, keyboard, or headphones) with a PC that also has a USB 3.0 peripheral device plugged in, you may experience erratic operation caused by interference. This is especially likely to happen when using USB 3. 0 remote hard drives or flash drives.
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How to control an Unity character with mouse clicks?
This tutorial off the Unity website should help you with the entire project, especially if you are trying to emulate the Red Alert series. Player movement and animation using the mouse is covered in Chapter 2, right after they set up the environment, if you want to just skip to that. The tutorial's written in Unity 4.6, but they have the 5.x project files on there as well so it should not be all too hard to make the switch. Better yet, it's beginner-level and includes both the code and a video, so it will be relatively easy to pull off
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Is there any impact on a laptop battery using a wired mouse?
Negligible. Whilst you would theoretically reduce power consumption using a wired mouse over - say - a Bluetooth device, the port to which the mouse is connected to would still draw power from the battery.The best way to conserve battery usage when using a laptop away from a mains supply would be to use the built-in trackpad (and/or touchscreen) present in the majority of devices.More detail on USB power consumption can be found in the following article if you are interested:USB hardware - Wikipedia.
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Why isnt my new mouse working?
should be plug and play - did you put the battery in the mouse? if still not working take back to store
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my mouse is erratic, how do i fix it?
Im with Sean on getting a wired mouse, most of the time you get better performance and less problems with wired mice. It could be you mouse pad if you use one, I recommend darker colours and not anything that is glittery and shiny. Is there an obstruction between the USB and the mouse? I am thinking that is the case as both wireless mouse seemingly died. . Good luck fixing it.
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Wich Is Better: An Optical or A Laser Mouse?
Optical mice generally refer to any mice that employ a light source and sensor to detect mouse movement. A laser mouse is actually also an optical mouse, but has the advantage that, unlike regular optical mice, which often use an LED and light sensor to track the movement of the mouse, a laser mouse uses a laser (or a very finely focused, coherent beam of light) in conjunction with a high sensitivity sensor. This combination is capable of much higher resolutions/ sensitivity because of how tightly the laser can be focused. From a sensitivity perspective, a laser mouse is better because you can squeeze out over 2000dpi of motion sensitivity (in other words you mouse will be able to detect any movement down to 1/2000ths of an inch) resolution from a laser mouse, as opposed to around 800dpi for a high end optical mouse. Unless you are a gamer or graphics designer, however, 800dpi (sometimes even 400dpi) is sufficient. It depends on what you are using it for.
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I have a mouse problem. Decon doesn't work and neither do mouse traps?
I had the same problem, and this is what i did. i swear it will work. take a five gallon bucket and drill a hole on each side. take a pop can and cut off each end. put the stick through the bucket and slide the pop can on and then out the other hole of the bucket. then put peanut butter on the pop can. when the mouse crawls on the pop can to eat the peanut butter he will fall off and land in the bucket. i caught 11 mice this way
