Mouse just won't work

Buy a new one and see if that cures the problem.

Switching the batteries on a bluetooth depends on the device. For example, in a bluetooth wireless mouse, you typically turn the mouse over and slide open the battery compartment to insert new batteries.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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If polarity is OK in battery section, then I think you have faulty mouse. Unless user manual states otherwise, I would return to seller for replacement.

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Step 2

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1. Step 3 Insert the new AA batteries into the mouse. Make sure the positive and negative connectors are lined up correctly. Do not force or jam your batteries into place.
   

Step 4 Place the battery cover over the opening and click it into place. Flip your mouse over. If your particular mouse has a charged or not-charged display light, make sure it is showing full strength.

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This will help you in your problem. 1. Turn on your pc 2. Installed the Mouse Driver on your system pc. (NOTE! if it has a CD or DVD Disk included on it ). (But if the product don't have a CD or DVD disk, you can proceed to the 3rd step.3. Plug the receiver to the USB port on your system unit.
4. Plug the battery to the mouse. (follow the instruction for the the battery. cause it contain + sign and - negative sign.
5. After doing the procedure from 1 to 4.
6. Restart your PC (cause some of the system unit need to be restart the system in order to recognize the fresh hardware plug on it). 7. Your Done
Good luck and i hope this steps will help you in your problem God bless.

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   Flip your mouse over and remove the battery cover. Gently pull it up and set it down in a safe place.
   
2. Step 2 jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery('#jsArticleStep2 span.image a:first').attr('href','http://i.ehow.com/images/a04/sq/7e/change-wireless-mouse-battery-1.2-800X800.jpg'); }); Carefully remove each battery.
   
3. Step 3 Insert the new AA batteries into the mouse. Make sure the positive and negative connectors are lined up correctly. Do not force or jam your batteries into place.
   
4. Step 4 Place the battery cover over the opening and click it into place. Flip your mouse over. If your particular mouse has a charged or not-charged display light, make sure it is showing full strength.
   

Check the batteries and the receiver,

You can remove the batteries for 2 mins. and put it back in, also you can try to restart the wireless receiver.

I would suggest trying new batteries as well as making sure the receiver is about 8in to 12in from the mouse and at least 6in from the monitor. If you are still not able to connect, uninstall any drivers you have install for this mouse, reboot your pc and reinstall the software 1st, then connect the hardware and reboot your pc.

Good Luck
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There should be a button on the usb itself.You can try removing it plugging it back in then push that button if still red then you can try changing the batteries.

Here is what I found about the Nexxtech Notebook Wireless Mouse (NWOMMI):

1. The 2 AAA batteries must be inserted correctly. Look carefully at the "+" and "-" marking on top of the battery compartment and put your batteries in accordingly. Otherwise the mouse will not work, and could be damaged. After the batteries are inserted, the red light at the bottom of the mouse should come on. More on batteries below.
2. Insert the USB receiver into a USB port. The blue light should come on. Press the little button next to the blue light and the light should start to blink,
3. Whild the blue light is blinking, press the connect button at the bottom of the mouse. It is the big black dot inside the white label. Check that the blue light on the receiver is blinking faster, and then change to a steady light.
4. Now check the function of the mouse by moving it on a texture surface.
5. If all goes well, your mouse should be working.

However, here is the bad news. Either due to bad design or some flaw in manufacturing, the mouse consume batteries like crazy. I used fully charge NiMH AAA batteries and they last for only a few hours! And the worst part is that, I checked the batteries when the mouse stop working, ONE of the batteries is COMPLETELY drained, in fact it registered a reverse voltage of -0.1 volts (a charged values is +1.2 volts). This is definitely engineering problem. Note that even when the batteries are in this state, the red light may still come on, and sometimes the re-connection seems to be ok (i.e. the blue light blink faster and then changed to steady). However, the cursor will not work when you move the mouse! Recharging the batteries and the mouse will work again.

Based on the above observation, the mouse instead of having a power-saving feature, it actually has a power-wasting feature!!!