Can I add a wireless mouse (Logitech MX610) to this laptop? It is currently sattached to my deaktop computer (Delll Dimension E310).
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Yes, The Toshiba has four USB ports, you would need to unplug the wireless mouses' USB connector from your dell and plug it into any one of the Toshiba's. Be careful, It's easy to break a USB connection on a laptop.
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As long as there is a USB port inside of your PC/ laptop you're fine. For example if you have a MacBook, which has no USB ports, then this mouse won't be compatible with it. There is a USB "cable" that is about an inch long and you plug it into your PC/laptop's USB port which makes your mouse wireless. I hope this helps!
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Yes. It's a USB mouse so works like any USB device. There should be NO drivers/software to install. Plug in the USB receiver (stores in the bottom of the mouse when not in use) and press the Connect button(s). To get full functionality you may want to install the IntelliPoint software from Microsoft. NOTE: There is a button in the slot where the USB receiver is stored. This button MAY GET 'stuck'. If the mouse fails to respond when the USB receiver is plugged into the computer, and the battery is known good, ensure this button is fully released.GL,Td
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You can! You have to install the Corsair M40 Mouse configuration program (available on their website) but you can remap it to another prebuilt command or to emulate a keystroke.
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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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Yes, you can use a wireless mouse -- will have to download the required software
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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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This version of the mouse is wired, and the wireless version Im not sure if you can or not
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If I'm remembering right, there are many mouses that will work with it. I see the picture you put up showing the keyboard and mouse, but in the picture I don't see the transmitter that plugs into the back of your computer and that communicates with your mouse. Do you have that? Its a black, oval shaped transmitter with a usb cord that sits flat on your desk, and on it is a button, right below where it says Microsoft. That button, when pushed, transmits to whichever mouses are compatible with the keyboard, to link and make operable the mouse. Microsoft sells keyboards of many kinds without a mouse, and one has to go buy a mouse that is compatible. You can call Microsoft or your local comp store and they will tell you which ones are compatible, just look on the back of the keyboard for its model number, etc, and give it to them. Make sure you shop around to find the best price on the mouse they say is compatible. Good luck!
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I'm using this mouse right now - - and it's installed on a Windows 7 machine.Just plug it in, and let Windows find the drivers.
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Thanks DSY! My plan is to use an external mouse. I've never been able to get use to any notebook pointer device except ThinkPad's little red pointer. Appreciate the response.Anyone else want to comment?
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Yes. We have a wireless keyboard/mouse combo that we use with ours, both made by Logitech with a single unifying USB receiver attached to a USB port on the laptop.
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yes you can use a wired or wireless mouse, and the laptop already has a touchpad
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Sorry I can't help you Robert, this item only lasted about 6 months. I thought that with a Dell desktop I needed a Dell mouse, not necessary. I replaced this item with another wired mouse from a major retailer.
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you can use a wireless bluetooth keyboard/ mouse combo to, as I do. It works great!!!
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I am using a wireless mouse with my Inspiron. I believe any mouse that connects through a USB port will work.
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Yes. I currently use the wireless mouse. Be aware that there are only 2 standard USB ports and running both the mouse and keyboard at the same time may use both slots. Probably not an issue, but just pointing it out.