How do i fix my computer mouse?
Mice have generally retained their function since the first personal computers became available, but, as time passed, many different kinds of mice were introduced into the computing world. People who use rolling ball mice might actually experience a lot of problems over time, most of which can be fixed at no cost by one simple procedure. Flip your mouse upside down so that the small compartment on the bottom of it with the rolling ball is facing upwards. Carefully turn the plastic cover that sits just above the compartment where the rolling ball is clockwise until it starts to move. Do not use too much force, or you might break the plastic cover. Some covers move counter-clockwise, but they usually have arrows indicating where to twist them. Place the plastic cover face-up (in other words, with the flat side facing down) on a flat surface. Remove the cover slowly until it is freed from the mouse and the ball is exposed in the lower compartment. If it is still latched on, you will need
