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Mouse port - Usually Green
Keyboard port - Usually Purple
It may differ depending upon the motherboard manufactures
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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.
on the back of the computer, there is a picture of the computer mouse. plug it in that plug. its pritty trikky though.
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.
The mouse is a data input device - it takes information from you and feeds it to the computer. In contrast, a printer is an output device - it takes information from the computer and feeds it back to you.
Check underneath it to see if it is ON.Check if the USB connector is in the plug well.It might be the computer, not the mouseContact Logitech if none works.Hope it helps! I'm using a Logitech mouse right now! :) ( A cool red one)
Because the computer is in front of you not behind If you want flip the mouse upside down then tape the wire to the bottom then there you go
unplug it and plug it back in to the computer
why are mouse and keyboard and scanner an input device and printer and monitor an output device? Because while a mouse, keyboard and scanner send information to the computer with no information being received back from the computer an output device like printer and monitor get information from the computer without giving the computer any input. In other words mouse keyboard and scanner send the computer information printer and monitor get information from the computer.
If it only happens when you plug the mouse in (and not with other peripherals) it sounds like a hardware problem with the mouse USB cord. Try another mouse - if the problem cures itself - the mouse is faulty - if not, then the problem is in the computer itself.
A computer "mouse" is a tracking device that allows a user to pinpoint a location on a screen and select the item - this peripheral is usually used in a system that uses a graphical user interface (GUI). The reason why it's called a "mouse" is probably back then when computer mice were only connected by wires, it looked like a mouse.
According to Wikipedia: "... Douglas Engelbart at the Stanford Research Institute invented the first mouse prototype in 1963..." You can read more about how the mouse and its refinements came into broad use, below.
There are two different possiblities for connecting a mouse to a desktop PC computer. In the past there were what were called PS2 mice that plugged into a special circular connector on the back of the computer. You don't see these on current computers. On current computers you connect a mouse to any USB port. I don't know about Apples, even thought they were the innovaters that came up with the mouse.