If you're using processor intensive applications such as pro audio and video workstations software, you should definitely have your computer plugged in. That also applies to when you're updating your computer's software. Ideally, you'll want neither to leave your computer plugged in all the time nor run it on batteries until it dies. To optimise battery life, you should always disconnect your charger once your batteries are fully charged, and charge your batteries all the way when they get low without disconnecting the power during the charge cycle.
Yes, by keeping the PC plugged in during the non-use can really damage the computer.
A wireless mouse can be used for both. As for recharging, most wireless mice you will look at take Alkaline batteries, so you have to replace them when they die. If the mouse contains Rechargable batteries, then yes it will have to be plugged into the PC (or wall) to charge.
Keep it plugged in.
Desktop PC
The answer is: Yes you can. The adapter is mainly for charging purposes or connecting to PC or smartphone. You do not need it plugged in all the time to use your device.
no , however , get a PC because it's better
Desktop computers are usually better than laptops this is because they store more documents/ have more memory and they do not need a charger because they stay plugged into the mains at all times when they are turned on so there is no way they can run out of charge.
1. Do you own(use) a Mac or PC? 2. What do you think works better?
Check to see if it is plugged in, if it is restart your PC.
If you have a flash drive that does not show up when it is plugged in, then it is likely fried.
The Be-Bratz Necklace is a usb cable that can be plugged in either your PC/Mac or your PlayStation 3.
go to an electronic store like best buy and ask about PC batteries