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Computer Mouse
A mouse is a hand-operated input device used in a computer. It is used to tell a computer what to do, including moving the pointer, and selecting items on the screen.
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The mouse pointer shape changes to a two-headed arrow when positioned on a?
A double headed arrow will display when the mouse cursor is pointed over a window or an object that can be resized. This is usually the edge or corner of a window. The arrow can be vertical or horizontal and is used to drag the object to increase or decrease its size.
Bill English invented which type of mouse?
Bill English actually did not design the mouse. Douglas Englebart did. Bill English was one of the engineers who helped Englebart build it. He is credited with the introduction of the first commercial ball mouse.
What can you do if your hid-compliant mouse has a driver problem?
Go to My Computer > Device Manager > Mice and Keyboard > Select your mouse > Right click and select update device drivers.
How do you stop your mouse pointer from shaking occassionally when you are using it?
Try change the settings to move less around the screen when you move it.
I don't see people pointing three fingers at themselves every day, but it basically means when you point out others' mistakes and criticize them, you're only making yourself look worse.
It could be several things, but the most likely is that there is some kind of program running on your machine which is sucking up all of its memory resources and slowing it down. If it is not just the start menu that takes a long time, but any task you ask the computer to do, try pressing Control+Alt+Delete and then selecting "Task Manager." When the task manager comes up, there's a tab you can click on that says "processes."
Look at your processes and look under the "Memory" heading. If any of them are taking up an enormous amount of memory, look at the name of the program. Look up the program online to see what it is, if you don't recognize it to try and determine if it is a spyware or other malicious program.
Looking at my task manager right now, firefox.exe (this web browser I'm using right now) is taking up about 212,000 K. If you looked and a program were using more than that, like say 800,000 K or some enormous number then that could explain why the computer suddenly slowed down. It's important to be sure exactly what that program is, however, before you try to take it off your computer. You also might want to try using free antivirus software like AVG FREE to scan your system. This answer I have listed is the most common answer to that problem, but there could be others.
Instead of a optical mouse that takes thousands of pictures a second and to see where to put your mouse next, a BlueTrack mouse works almost similar. It takes a bunch of pictures too bet instead of focusing on images it focuses on the blue light that is emitted and actually analyzes the dust on the object it is being moved on. This is the first optical mouse that can be used on glass surfaces without any problems. BlueTrack technology is owned by Microsoft.
When you move the mouse after clicking the Format Painter button the pointer changes to a?
It changes to a cross with a little paintbrush beside it.
It changes to a cross with a little paintbrush beside it.
It changes to a cross with a little paintbrush beside it.
It changes to a cross with a little paintbrush beside it.
It changes to a cross with a little paintbrush beside it.
It changes to a cross with a little paintbrush beside it.
It changes to a cross with a little paintbrush beside it.
It changes to a cross with a little paintbrush beside it.
It changes to a cross with a little paintbrush beside it.
It changes to a cross with a little paintbrush beside it.
It changes to a cross with a little paintbrush beside it.
What does right clicking on a mouse do?
uh umm right clicking the mouse will take you to the computer setting
Try function key and F4 Key depressed together.
AnswerNo, that wouldn't be it.I don't know why hibernation would cause a touchpad to become unresponsive but ''function + F4'' is a keyboard shortcut to put your computer ''into'' hibernation.
I know exactly what you were referring to Chris, my friend just had the same problem. She clicked something, and suddenly, the touch-click was gone. It has nothing to do with the keypad dying, it
What are Computers mouses used in space?
Computer mouses have not been in a rocket
so no a mouse has never been used in space
they do not have computers
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Parts of mouse and its function?
There are many parts to a mouse including the roller. The roller functions to move the arrow on the screen.
Why is a PC Mouse not called a rat?
Product names are almost all marketing. 'Mouse' is more appealing to the population than 'rat' and both are easier to sell than 'hand-powered, corded, information selection and data input contraption that needs routine ball-cleaning.'
What are the advantages and disadvantages of serial mouse?
As opposed to having a proprietary bus mouse (only found in very old computer systems), a serial mouse allows you to use a standardized interface and protocol, meaning you can easily replace the mouse if it breaks. The disadvantages of a serial mouse are:
- It occupies the serial port, barring it from use for other devices, such as a modem. If you only have one serial port and no internal modem, you cannot use a dial-up modem and the mouse at the same time.
- They are not always detected automatically or correctly by the operating system.
- They can't be used with many newer computers without purchasing an adapter, as newer computers often lack a serial port.
- They were introduced at a time when few optical (laser) mice were available. As such, you are usually limited to only ball mice, which some people do not like.
- They often have lower / fixed acceleration speeds, meaning it takes them longer to move across the screen or they require a larger movement of the mouse.
It might have dust in the laser. Try blowing air into it.
Yes, a mouse is hardware.
Think of hardware as the parts you could physically touch, inside or outside of the computer. You could touch a mouse. So what can you touch? A keyboard, a hard drive, a monitor... Those are all physical things that you can hold in your hands, so they are all hardware.
Software are the parts you couldn't touch. They are the codes, programs, apps, and data, the parts that "think" to tell the computer what to do.
Where can you buy a replacement wireless mouse receiver?
Unless its bluetooth, I'm afraid you cant. None of the manufacturers will sell you just the receiver (assuming yours isn't discontinued) and so you would instruct you to buy a whole new mouse just for the receiver. At that point, you may as well just use the new mouse.
Since every wireless mouse manufacturer uses a different wireless protocol, its not really possible for anyone to make a universal receiver.
Different type of mouse and explain each of them?
The various kinds of computer mice are:
Mechanical - These mice have a ball under them which sense movements, and it turns wheels inside which operate switches. These have been obsolete for some time.
Optomechanical - These mice use a ball to turn slotted wheels inside which pass through photocells. They require a mouse pad to be able to move, and are more reliable than the purely mechanical mice.
Optical - These mice use a laser LED and a camera chip inside and does not require a mouse pad to be able to move
Wireless - These are optomechanical or optical mice that use infrared beams or radio waves to work without using a cord between it and the PC. They operate off of batteries and sometimes come with a docking station for charging them.
How do you apply mouse foundation?
You rub the foam of the mouse on your hands before lightkly smearing your face
