To transfer coded data from the mouse to the computer. It relays information about how the mouse should act onscreen.
The keyboard cable is orange with less prongs and the mouse cable is green with more prongs.
There is not a cable that can extend the range of a wireless mouse.
If the cable on your mouse can be unplugged and uses a Mini Din6 connector, you could use it.
A wireless router
It's the wire that connects your mouse to your computer. The wiring that goes from your computer mouse to the back of the computer or the usb port depending on the gae of the computer and mouse.
Cable adapters are useful for converting one type of media to another. For example, you can use PS/2 to USB cable adapter to use an older mouse with a newer machine without a PS/2 port.
Buy a new cable...
The long wire that connects a mouse to a computer is typically referred to as a "mouse cable" or simply a "mouse wire." This cable serves to transmit data (movements and clicks) from the mouse to the computer, as well as to supply power to the mouse if it is not wireless. It is usually a USB cable, though older mice may use other types of connectors like PS/2. Modern mice usually have a USB Type-A connector on one end (which plugs into the computer) and a connector that fits into the mouse itself (often micro-USB, USB-C, or proprietary depending on the mouse model). The length of the mouse cable can vary depending on the manufacturer and the intended use, with lengths ranging from a few feet to several meters.
No. Mine is optical and cordless.
WIRELESS
Unfortunately not, a periphal is anything that can be connected to the outside of a computer, but does not become part of the computer... an example for a peripheral would be: USB, bluetooth adapter, wireless internet adapter, keyboard and mouse... ect. The USB cable would be classed as a data cable, and the ethernet as a networking cable.
The mouse button that is the most used is the 'left side' of the mouse.