What mouse do I need to buy for this laptop?
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Any third party mouse will do. Wireless is best and probably all that is available. Sam's Club, Costco, Walmart, etc. all have them (I've purchased 4 of them all at about $17). The mouse has a little USB attachment that you put in any USB port on the computer, slide on the on/off switch (usually on the underside), an wala, it will work very well. After a while these wireless mice deteriorate in function. Use a damp q-tip to clean the pickup area (it is on the underside and will be the indented hole). Use one side to clean wet, the other side to dry. Best to you.
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There should be a usb plug-in attachment in the mouse itself. Disengage it and inset it into a usb receptacle in the computer. This should take care of your problem.
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You can buy a wireless mouse and that will work .... just add the usb connection... follow the instructions to syn the mouse and your up and running.
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This mouse should require no setup. Just plug the wireless USB adapter into your computer and it should be ready to use in a matter of seconds.
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No. Any usb mouse will work. I preferred the small mouse due to space in my school case.
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There is no software that comes with the mouse. You can however get third party applications like xmouse to configure them.
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My physical laptop shows it as a generic mouse. My virtual desktop (VDI), which I use to log in to work, shows it as a "WiebeTech CRU Mouse". Unfortunately, if anyone looks it up by that description they will see that it is a jiggler mouse.
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Seriously 2 steps. Plug in the USB that comes with the mouse. Then use the mouse. Amazingly easy and worth every penny. You can repeat these steps with any computer you need too as well. I have used mine on 3 separate laptops with no problems.
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yes, it has. Just connect the mouse to an usb port. ASUS will recognize it. You can use either one.
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You need to make sure your laptop or desktop has Wi-Fi (wireless) connectivity. Also, it's od idea to buy from vendor you know and trust. I had two HP Wi-Fi mice go bad on me
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Hi, you will need at least 1 USB port on your PC to plug in the USB adaptor/transceiver that comes with the mouse..
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If the mouse has a USB Bluetooth transmitter, it should be fine, but the laptop does not appear to have built in Bluetooth or anything.
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I do, I also have a Razer Naga that goes with it nicely. But if you want something cheaper and have a hard time using the 12 buttons that the Naga has, Logitech makes a nice mouse, it's the G300 and has a really nice design to it and has only 6 buttons. It just depends on what you like and can afford. Hope that help answer your question. =]
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I just downloaded the software but didn't install it.Ordered the touchpad,I will be using it for a desktop which I would hope doesn't make a difference. Already have a Logitech wireless mouse which works well with the desktop,didn't have to install anything for that. Thanks for the info Ata.
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I don't think you can buy one. I broke the USB hub for my mouse at work and went over to our High Tech folks looking for a replacement. They told me that each mouse comes with it's own USB hub made only for that mouse, and even buying another mouse of the same model would not work. I could not verify that one (about the same model) because I could not find my model any more. It was too bad to, because it was a great mouse.
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Go to Amazon.com and buy it. I usually get the Logitech Wireless Mouse M310 (Silver) and love them. I have at least four of them. And all work great. Amazon has great service and will have it to you in no time.
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I used the built-in touch pad on the laptop. Don't think there's enough room to maneuver a mouse effectively.