A wireless mouse cannot be used with two computers simultaneously. This is due to the way wireless mice connect to devices, which is through a process called pairing. Pairing is necessary for the mouse to establish a communication link with the specific device it is connected to.
When you pair a wireless mouse with a computer or any other compatible device, the mouse establishes a unique connection with that device. This connection is based on specific protocols and frequencies that allow the mouse to communicate effectively with the paired device.
Once the mouse is paired with a particular computer, it will only work with that specific computer until it is unpaired or disconnected. This means that if you try to connect the same mouse to another computer, it will not work unless you unpair it from the first computer and then pair it with the second one.
To switch a wireless mouse between multiple computers, you would need to go through the pairing process each time you want to use it with a different device. This usually involves putting the mouse into pairing mode, searching for the mouse on the device you want to connect it to, and completing the pairing process.
It’s worth noting that some wireless mice come with the ability to store multiple pairings, allowing you to switch between devices more easily. For example, certain Bluetooth mice can be paired with multiple devices and switched between them with the press of a button. However, even with these types of mice, they can only be connected to and actively used by one device at a time.
In my personal experience, I have used wireless mice with multiple computers by going through the pairing process each time I switched devices. While it can be a bit inconvenient, it is a necessary step to establish the proper communication between the mouse and the device.
A wireless mouse cannot be used with two computers simultaneously. Pairing is required for the mouse to connect and communicate effectively with a specific device. To switch a wireless mouse between multiple computers, you would need to unpair it from one computer and then pair it with the other.