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You should actually do this every year. Even more often if you spend a lot of time on the computer. This is recommended by Kim Komando(the computer guru) in one of her recent emails.
I was shocked to see how well this works,and how far off mine was!
To re-calibrate your mouse, click and hold down on the capital G below, then drag it toward the small g.
If it doesn’t work immediately, you might want to clean your mouse, as the calibration is off.
You should actually do this every year. Even more often if you spend a lot of time on the computer. This is recommended by Kim Komando(the computer guru) in one of her recent emails.
I was shocked to see how well this works,and how far off mine was!
To re-calibrate your mouse, click and hold down on the capital G below, then drag it toward the small g.
If it doesn’t work immediately, you might want to clean your mouse, as the calibration is off.
Good Lord! You’ll Believe Anything
Okie
LOL..
Ughh.. By the way, is that a right or left-click?
I'll try that... but I have a hard time catching the mouse, he's always running around the house.
I'll try that... but I have a hard time catching the mouse, he's always running around the house.
found a photo of Mikes mouse
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