This step only applies to wireless mice. If you have a traditional mouse, you can skip this step.
You could use your fingernails instead of a toothpick. As long as they extend slightly past your fingertip, they should remove quite a bit of buildup. [6] X Research source
If your computer fails to recognize your mouse, consult your user’s manual or contact tech support.
You could use your fingernails instead of a toothpick. [12] X Research source
Wiping it off with the cloth. Scratching it off with your fingernails, if they’re long enough. Scraping it off with tweezers. [17] X Research source
If your computer doesn’t recognize your mouse, refer to your user’s manual or contact tech support.
This step only applies to some brands of wireless mice. If your mouse is wired, skip this step.
Refer to your user’s manual or contact tech support if your computer fails to recognize your mouse.
