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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.
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What are the parts of desktop computer?
Mouse
Purpose of computer mouse?
To navigate ones desktop.
Can you use a desktop mouse with a notebook computer?
Yes.
What are the function of the computer mouse cord?
To connect it to the computer so the functions of the mouse can be used.
Desktop Computer?
I love having a desktop computer, but I also like have a portable compute as well. I purchased and inexpensive laptop and then purchased a larger monitor and a wireless keyboard and mouse. I just connect when I want to work at my desk. I now have the best of both worlds.
How is a computer mouse connected to other devices?
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.
How does a mouse connect to a computer?
witha wire
Can you use a Logitech V320 optical mouse with a desktop computer?
Yes.
What is the most widely used pointing device on desktop computers?
a computer mouse
Which is not a way a mouse might connect to the computer?
Firewire and parallel are not mouse connection ports.
What does a wireless desktop card do?
I wireless desktop card is hardware you install into your computer so you can connect your computer to a wireless network from a router or access point.
Why do people use the right click on the mouse?
there are many use of right click in mouse. 1. for refresh computer 2. changes in desktop 3. make new folder on desktop
