The steps for adjusting your mouse settings in the Control Panel are outlined below:
1. Open the Control Panel:
To open the Control Panel, click on the Start button and then select “Control Panel” from the menu that appears.
2. Select Mouse:
Once the Control Panel is open, locate and select “Mouse” or “Hardware and Sound” and then select “Mouse” from the list of options.
3. Access Mouse Properties:
Once the Mouse window is open, you will need to select “Properties” in order to adjust the settings of your mouse.
4. Select Buttons tab:
After accessing the Mouse Properties window, find and select the “Buttons tab” in order to customize the left and right mouse buttons.
5. Adjust the Left and Right Buttons:
In the Buttons tab, you will be able to adjust the Left and Right mouse buttons. Use the drop-down menus to determine what action each mouse button will perform when clicked. You can also change the click speed and other settings for the mouse buttons.
6. Select Pointer Options tab:
After adjusting the Left and Right mouse buttons, select the “Pointer Options” tab in order to make changes to the mouse pointer. In this tab, you can adjust the speed of the mouse pointer and enable or disable various options such as Show Location of Pointer.
7. Select Wheel tab (optional):
If your mouse has a wheel, you can also adjust its settings in the Wheel tab. Here, you can enable or disable universal scrolling as well as adjust the scrolling speed and other settings.
8. Finish Adjusting Mouse Settings:
Once you have made all the necessary changes to the mouse settings, select “OK” at the bottom of the Mouse Properties window. The changes you have made will now take effect.
And that’s how you can adjust mouse settings in the Control Panel!