The only kind of mouse hook-up it has is a USB one.

Unfortunately if you have a PS/2 Mouse ( Circular connection ) it will not plug in anywhere.

You will need to purchase a USB mouse.


However it does have a TOUCHPAD and if you can get used to using that you'll be much better off. I've found that I can do stuff much quicker with a touchpad than a regular mouse once I learned how to fully use it.

Message Edited by B_Coppins on 08-12-200608:04 AM

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@B_Coppins wrote:
The only kind of mouse hook-up it has is a USB one.

Unfortunately if you have a PS/2 Mouse ( Circular connection ) it will not plug in anywhere.

You will need to purchase a USB mouse.


However it does have a TOUCHPAD and if you can get used to using that you'll be much better off. I've found that I can do stuff much quicker with a touchpad than a regular mouse once I learned how to fully use it.

Message Edited by B_Coppins on 08-12-200608:04 AM

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It is also possible to buy USB to PS/2 mouse/keyboard converters.

It's usually better to just upgrade your mouse. Chances are a PS/2-only mouse is also mechanical instead of optical, and mechanical mice are horrible compared to even el cheapo opticals.