How can I fix my mouse without buying a new one?
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depends on what type you have. If it is mechanical with a ball:\n\n- twist the bottom to open\n- take the ball out\n- clean the ball\n- use a cotton swab an rubbing alcohol to cleen the wheels inside.\n- assemble everything back on.
576540
get a new one, if all the mentioned stuff doesnt work it means that some wire isdisconnected in the keyboard, either fix that or get a new one
845127
obviously you cant hook it up because there is no port. try a different mouse
981350
try new batteries in your mouse.
700332
Make sure you have good batteries in the mouse.\nI have to change mine every 2-3 weeks (it gets lots of use, lol)\n\nPlug in the receiver to the usb port.  If it came with software, install it (many don't).  Push the reset/connect button on the receiver and on the mouse.  You should be set to go then.
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Are you saying your keybodard and mouse aren't working??\nIf so then replug them while your computer is turned off and start your computer back and it should start working.\nIf it doesn't start working buy a new one...
842835
Check these: \n\nIf you are using trackball or Mouse (with rubber or metal ball) - clean the ball and the rollers that comes in contact with the ball.\n\nIf you are using an optical mouse, make sure you don't use red mouse pads. Although mouse pads with design are okay, using an all-black pad is the best.\n\nIf you are using a wireless mouse, check the batteries.\n\nIf all the above is okay and your mouse still freezes, check if you have the appropriate driver installed for your mouse. Try to isolate the problem. Use the mouse on another computer, if it works it might be a driver problem if it does not work on other computer, then it it the mouse itself. Replace it with a new one.\n\nNote: There are mouse models that are not compatible with Windows. Make sure that the mouse or any peripheral for that matter has a "windows xp compatible" note before buying.
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I'd like to find out what kind of mouse you have, and secondly if you have the software that came with the mouse.  I would reinstall the software for the mouse.  Or if it didn't come with software I would uninstall the driver from the control panel > mouse and reinstall then try to figure out if the settings on some sort of Web protection program is interfering with your mouse. (i.e. Norton Internet Security) etc.
514679
Check your device manager to see if its listed under "mice and other pointing devices".  It should say something like, "Synaptics PS/2 Port TouchPad" or something similiar.  If you don't see it there, RIGHT click and scan for hardware changes.  You may need to perform a system recovery.  Otherwise, go to Best Buy and get a wireless USB mouse.  It's what I use for my laptop, works great.
1178586
You will need to download a mouse cursor add-on. You can select from thousands at www.cursormania.com and it will give you instructions on how to download it. However, be warned that if you download them, there may be ads that come with it until you choose to uninstall them.
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Your mouse is most likely dirty.  some dust got inside and that is why it acting up.  Just open it up and use a Q- tip with rubbing alchol on it and clean it.  It should work perfect again.
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If you are using a ball mouse, you may try cleaning the ball upside down.\n\nIf you are using an optical mouse, try changing the mouse settings in the control panel.
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also if it is an optical mouse make sure that you are NOT using it on a shiny or reflective surface as that will also cause those symptoms :)\n\nIf it is a mouse ball mouse then make sure you take it apart using the screw via a screw driver obviously and cleaning out any gunk.
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You can get drivers at Logitech website\nhttp://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/downloads/software/US/EN,CRID=1792,contentid=7644
1067484
get a usb mouse that will fix it temp.  you might have to call the tech in to get that fixed.  Sounds like that pad has died for the click feature
1029436
Is your mouse USB or 9 pin connector?  If it is USB, unplug the mouse, wait a few seconds, then plug it back in, and also try a different USB slot, a working USB slot.\nIf your using a 9-pin connection for your mouse, make sure that the connector is enabled in your system BIOS.  \nIf you have recently installed hardware, and your mouse stops working, try uninstalling that hardware, and see if mouse works again.
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1- pic up screw driver\n2- open mouse\n3- reinsert the wheels to theri sockets. these wheels move with the ball and if they got loose, mouse behave like that.