Computer Monitors & Keyboards : When to Replace a PC Mouse

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Replace a PC mouse when it is sluggish or no longer works despite being plugged in properly and thoroughly cleaned. Consider getting an optical mouse for a computer, which can be used on almost any surface, with tips from a media and electronics specialist in this free video on personal computers.



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