Mouse issue

[Shock]

So i managed to pull out the wraping cord out of the part that connects to my mouse any idea on how to fix it or atleast secure it so it dosen't snap totaly

http://m.imgur.com/lRu6fe5

[StarFish]

Try to cover it with plastic (you can make a cylinder cover from a small piece of plastic with glue - can be done easily, no extra Einstein-knowledge needed). But I recommend using wireless mouse next time. 

[Hobo]

Just put some decent tape over it and it'll be fine.

But I recommend using wireless mouse next time.

Yes do this so you can replace the batteries all the time and have it die when you're in the middle of something.

[StarFish]

Just put some decent tape over it and it'll be fine.

But I recommend using wireless mouse next time.

Yes do this so you can replace the batteries all the time and have it die when you're in the middle of something.

use Duracell, not cheap wooden batteries xD 
P.S.: I don't use wireless mouse so...xD

[Ethan]

Just find a cheap wireless mouse that you can turn on/off whenn you need to.. Have had a wireless mouse for past 9 years..not the same one but point made.

[Shock]

Just find a cheap wireless mouse that you can turn on/off whenn you need to.. Have had a wireless mouse for past 9 years..not the same one but point made.

Thats a sharkoon fireglider its a nice mouse and not that cheap in croatia atleast and i dont want to spend another 75$ on another mouse while this is working fine just want to protect it

[TheSandman]

Like hobo said, tape.

[Shock]

There is not enough plastic on the one side for the tape to hold on. idk im thinking of getting heat shrinking plastic and try it with that

[Eurobeat]

Pull the cord cover back to the mouse and superglue it back, I don't think tape or heat shrink will help if the mouse falls or something and hangs by the cord - all the force will be on the small wires and not on the cord itself cover so it might snap them

[Shock]

the cords are wraped like with shoe laces that kind of material and i dont know how to pull it back without snaping it

[Joshy]

the cords are wraped like with shoe laces that kind of material and i dont know how to pull it back without snaping it

It's called a braided cable.

Try taking it apart and see if you can pull enough of the cable back into the mouse so that the hole is gripping onto the braided part of the cable maybe? http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/4864/sharkoon_darkglider_laser_gaming_mouse_review/index6.html

[CarlJohnson]

Just open the mouse with a screwdriver, put back the cable in the right place, add something like MSeal or any adhesive to make it stays in its place and then assemble the mouse back.

You're done 

I don't recommend doing this if you don't know how to assemble it back.

[Shock]

Ill try that thanks