I have problem in dealing with the mouse, specifically when trying to open a file or drag it. The mouse clicks itself and shivers in way that I can't control it. Please give a final solution. Thanks.

On Windows systems you may drag and drop or copy and paste.
Bring up your flash drive by double clicking it : Start - Computer -click on the flash drive.. Make that window smaller by clicking on the square "windows" icon if you want . Then you can open the files you wish to copy, highlight them and right click "copy" then click on the flash drive window and right click and "paste" Or you may open both the flash drive window and the files you wish to copy window and drag and drop them into the flash drive window by clicking on the file and holding the mouse button down while "dragging" it into the flash drive window then releasing the mouse button.

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click start all programs accessories open windows explorer my computer you should see your drive click to open it from there you select the files right click on the file/s right click copy navigate back to the drive right click select paste or hold the mouse cursor the file/s drag them to scan disc then drop them
click start all programs accessories open windows explorer navigate to your photos
right click on the photo's select copy navigate back to the usb drive right click select paste or select the top photo hold the mouse cursor then select the bottom photo then drag the photos to your usb drive then drop them
or if you are downloading photos from the internet:
once it starts downloading windows will ask whether you want to run or save it
a browse option will open you can save it into a folder in my documents or another device or a usb device
hope this helps

Reinstall the right driver.
Scan your computer for viruses.
Buy a new mouse (this 1 might be dead).

Try changing the "Double-Click speed.




2. Check for the Folder option.





Good Luck!!!!!!!!!!!!

That sounds a lot like someone has remote access to your computer. Try changing your Firewall settings or try to get a different IP address. Careful messing around with the IP though, it's easy to create a problem when doing that.

I suspect you have a wireless mouse. When the batteries get low in an Apple wireless mouse, one of the prime symptoms is that click works but drag doesn't, or vice versa. Replace your batteries.

Tools menu.
Options.
Edit tab.
Enable the check boxes for "Edit directly in cell" and "Allow cell drag and drop"
OK.

This might have happened if you had opened up a excel with macros enabled!

You should be more explicit.

However, for anyone who actually doesn't know:

You can simply open Explorer [PC Icon on desktop]
Then you will see a list of the available drives
SanDisk will be one of them
Double-click on this
Open the folder if you need to
otherwise, you simply take the file(s) and either

a) Highlight them by dragging the mouse and holding down
the left mouse button
Then right-click on the files [hold down the button] and drag them
to your PC. You can then release the mouse button and it will offer a menu: pick 'copy here' or 'move here'
(depending on your preference)

b)You can also press the 'Folder' button in the window
where you have opened the USB key
There you will see a tree menu
You can choose where to drag the files to by pressing the ' + '
symbol by any of the items -which opens up another folder
on your PC

This is a very simple and crude method, but the method
most people choose for a simple task like transferring files
that would be on a 2GB key they can plug right in to
their computer