0
Usually an optical mouse will be happy using the plain, generic mouse driver your operating system provides. There's nothing actually different about how the mouse talks to your computer just because it's optical. The optical data is for the mouse to process, not your computer, jusy as it was when there were trackballs in the devices.
What else can I help you with?
Why do computer mouse die?
A computer mouse is made up of many parts and operated by software. Any of these hardware can fail or need maitenance by simple wear and tear or abuse. The software used to operate the mouse can become corrupted and cause the mouse to not function properly.
What computer set up do you need to copy pictures to CD?
You will need CD burning software and an optical drive which is capable of writing.Nero 7 is good and user friendly software to do it.
What is software computer?
Computer software is made of the instructions that tell the computer hardware how to do something useful that people need done. Computer hardware is the physical objects (e.g. electronic, optical, mechanical) that make up the machinery and mechanism of the computer.
Is an optical mouse better than the old ball mouse?
Generally an optical mouse provides much better function than an older ball design mouse. The lack of an internal ball to move the mouse reduces the need for cleaning and build up do to the ball itself wearing down.
Is an optical mouse or wireless mouse better?
It depends on what you like better. Wired mouse you always have to have a cord with and also a mouse pad. But with a wireless you have no cord and all you do is plug it into a unused usb outlest and no mouse pad required. Also the mouse will need one battery.
Do corded optical mouse need batteries?
No, corded mice use the computers electricity thus do not need batteries.
When was the first wireless mouse made?
The first true wireless mouse device was the Cordless MouseMan (1991), produced by Logitech. It used radio frequencies to transmit information to the receiver in the computer. Along with the development of optical tracking technology that replaced mouse balls, the wireless capability of computer mouse devices continued to evolve. In 1999, Microsoft released the Cordless Wheel Mouse, which featured optical sensors. Armed with long-lasting batteries and unparalleled accuracy, the wireless mouse soon gained in popularity, and other manufacturing companies quickly released their own versions. Now, people don't even need a computer mouse pad to operate a mouse, and they can use mouse devices almost anywhere.
What is the importance of clicking the mouse of a computer?
You need a mouse to control your computer. You can also use the keyboard only but it takes longer. Your computer needs a mouse. And it makes your life better with it.
What can be reasons for a non-working computer mouse?
There are many possible reasons for a non-working computer mouse. These include: 1. The mouse cable connection to the computer may be loose (for a mouse with wire) 2. Mouse cable may be cracked or broken 3. Mouse driver software may have been corrupted 4. Mouse hardware has gone bad 5. It is very unlikely but computer's PS2 or USB port where mouse is connected may also have gone bad 6. If it is a wireless mouse, it's battery may need to be charged or replaced. - Neeraj Sharma
Will my USB-compatible mouse work with my laptop?
USB compatible mice work well with most modern laptops, regardless of whether the operating system on the computer is a variant of Windows, Mac, or Linux. You probably don't even need to install any software on your computer for a mouse to work, but more expensive mice often come with software drivers that are useful in configuring the advanced features of a mouse.
Why do you need mouse pads?
The mouse pad is useful for both the trackball mouse and the optical mouse. When a trackball mouse is used, the mouse pad is a good surface for the ball to catch and roll on. When an optical mouse is used, the mouse pad provides a good non-reflective surface.
Different parts of mouse?
We need a little more information here- mouse as in Mickey, or mouse as in computer???
