Can you use a USB mouse with this Chromebook?
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You can, but when I did it froze up and i had to reboot. Do a google search on yours and it brings up several problems with the Mouse and finger pad.
87504
Yes. I have used a USB mouse with my Chromebook and it's exactly the same as a Windows or Mac - just plug and play.
87505
Yes, you can. We use a wireless USB mouse with ours and keep the Chromebook hooked up to our TV for Hulu/Netflix, internet radio, etc., and can use the mouse like a remote control.
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I use it on my laptop so as long as you have a USB port on your Chromebook I don't see why it wouldn't work. Just plug the USB from the mouse into a USB on your Chromebook and slide the on/off switch on the bottom of the mouse to on to activate. If for some reason it doesn't immediately recognize the mouse, push the connect button on the bottom of the mouse.
787750
The chromebooks use a 2-finger tap for right click just like a macbook or any other modern trackpad does. I'm sure this works the same.
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It's a standard USB wired mouse. You should be able to just plug it in and use it.
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The Chromebook has a USB port, so it should work. (USB 2.0 is sufficient, and a USB 3.0 port will work too, though you'd want to save that for devices that can benefit from the speed, like external disk drives.) A mouse is about as generic and common as you can get. I haven't seen one yet that has any compatibility problems.
1846529
Don't know much about Chrome Book, but my Toshiba mouse has been working fine for more than a couple years with my Toshiba Thrive Tablet.
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No, the mouse is USB 2.0, but it is compatible with a USB 3.0 slot on your computer.
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Yes you can. I use a wireless mouse with it all the time but there are only three USB plugs
915558
From the Engadget review of the Series 5 550: If you're looking to connect your trusty wireless mouse, the Chromebook supports Bluetooth 3.0, though you'll need to plug a dongle into one of those two USB ports. (The Chromebox has native Bluetooth 3.0 support, in case you were wondering.)
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If the Chromebook has a USB port it should work fine. There is no dedicated back button, just the standard 2 buttons.
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No! This coronet to the computer by USB, but your mouse would have to either be wireless or connect to the back of the computer.
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The mouse only offers a USB universal serial bus connection. Many tablets do not yet support computer mice but if you are sure that the type of tablet you own supports mice then there may be an adapter for a USB port to the required size for the tablet you own. If you are unaware if the tablet you own supports computer mice it is best to get that information before attempting an adapter as the hardware and software may not support a mouse device on the tablet and could cause irreparable damage.
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I have a USB CDDrive and I just conneced it to my chromebook and put a java os cd in it to check it out. Yes you can connect a CD drive to it.
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Yes, but I would recommend checking to see if your model Chromebook supports Bluetooth, and going with that to save a USB port.
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Yes, you can use either the built in mouse (like most laptops) or you can buy a wireless mouse for it.
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Nope. Just plug in the USB (the little PC shown next to mouse ) and it does the rest for you! Super simple.
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Chromebook I don't know. I use it with my Nexus, the separate bluetooth keyboard for Nexus, the charger unit for PS3 controllers, and a few other things.