Toshiba Wireless Mouse PA3205U-1ETC "transmitter power device" Questions

...- powering up the usb port 2.0 voltage in BIOS (only if there is such option available!) might add to the range of the transmitter - now resyncronize keyboard, mouse and transmitter device good

...power red light blinking check your batteries in the mouse and keyboard, than check to see if the keyboard has a key battery symbol on it with circle with a line horizontal in the circle. if you have ...

...power supply's, does that mean the batteries? Next would be to check the USB transmitter / receiver. Go into the control panel / device manager and remove the USB device from the system devices. ...

power to that device, follow Step 2: The next thing to try is to look underneath the mouse. If you see a red light, it means the batteries are fine. If you don't see a red light replace the batteries.

...transmitter (this could look like a mini plug or a stick) and wait for windows to complete installation. 2. Once this is successful, turn on the mouse by holding down the power button. Or insert the ...

transmitter blinks and the keyboard beeps when I try to sync them, but the keys don't work. The batteries are good and the clock is working, etc. I just can't type. I can't reset the keyboard defaults

transmitter is briefly activated. This surge in power quickly depletes a weak battery, and the mouse begins to malfunction. After a short rest, the battery partially recovers (this is due to chemistry

transmitter on the left rear USB port 4) push the power ON button 5) now you have about 5 seconds after the blue "Satellite" LED comes on to sync the dongle and mouse by pushing the buttons - you must

power, etc. Here is a list of things to try, any of which may (or may not) solve the problem: 1) unplug the usb transmitter from the adapter and plug it back in. This did the trick for me about 50% of