Most modern mice are connected to computers via USB and almost all PC's come with at least one USB port to plug it into. USB stands for Universal Serial Bus, and there are 3 standards. USB 3 is the fastest and latest, but most devices and ports currently only support USB 2 or USB 1.
Older mice may also connect to computers via PS/2 ports. These ports are starting to dwindle, and you might need some luck to find a new computer with this type of connection, also USB to PS/2 converters are available.
It is connected into the usb port on the computer. :D :P
the purpose of the computer mouse is to operate the computer using a small device called the mouse.
the purpose of the computer mouse is to operate the computer using a small device called the mouse.
A wireless mouse is a computer mouse that connects to the computer/laptop in question via wi-fi and enables you to use the wireless mouse without using any leads. Pretty self explanitary :P
The mouse is a major part of the computer. Try working on the computer just using your keyboard, and then you will see why the mouse is very useful.
No. Mine is optical and cordless.
Currently most computer mice are connected to the computer (either the tower of a desktop or the base of a laptop) through a USB cable. Older models may still have a dedicated specialized mouse connector, although these are becoming rare. A mouse typically does not connect to any other device besides the main computer.
A modern computer mouse is more likely to be connected using a USB cable, rather than the older PS/2 connector.
Motherboard Mouse
The mouse is not a software but hardware that is used in computers. Software refers to applications that are used on computers but hardware is the parts that are connected to a computer.
YES, if it's connected to your computer
It depends if it is wireless or with a cord. If it has a cord, simply plug it into the computer using a usb plug on the back of the computer. If it is wireless, turn off the computer, turn off the mouse, turn the computer on, wait for the computer to ask for a mouse, then turn on the mouse, and the computer should pick it up within a minute or so.