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My new bluetooth wireless travel size mouse EBT100 does not appear on my computer, and i dont kow if its compatible with windows 8

The mouse is no pearing with my computer,

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Just have the mouse- wont work. have batteries in, have receiver plugged in. computor say working correctly. but isnt working
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Go to (>) Start>Control Panel>Bluetooth
A window will open showing you all the wireless devices that are already recognised by your computer. If the icon for this mouse is shown there then highlight it and click 'Remove Wireless Device'. Then click "Yes" (Sometimes removing a device and then reinstalling it fixes the problem)

NOW

Click on Add Wireless Device ( a new window will open and the computer will search for the device. When it finds the mouse an icon will appear. Highlight the icon and click Next
The computer will load the driver for the mouse.
Once this is done the mouse should be working OK.

Also check this:
Go to (>) Start>Control Panel>Bluetooth
Click on "Bluetooth Settings"
Place a tick in the box next to "Allow Bluetooth devices to find this computer > Apply > OK
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but HP mouse with no model stated, is impossible to be accentuate.
its a wireless mouse right, you left only small hint.
battery powered wireless mouse ,.by HP
windows 7
wireless mouse, HP and Samsung.
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do so.
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as here, if this is possible at all.

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/
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Unpack your mouse and open its battery compartment. The wireless mouse won't receive any power from the laptop, making batteries necessary.
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Add new batteries to the compartment. Make sure that the + battery end is inserted into the + niche in the compartment.
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Place your wireless receiver appropriately if your laptop doesn't support wireless technology. The receiver should be kept at least 8 inches away from the laptop or any other object that would cause any interference.
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Insert the driver CD into your laptop and follow the instructions to install the software for running the mouse.
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Connect your receiver to the laptop by plugging in the mouse's USB connector to the USB port of the laptop. If you do not have a free USB port, simply use an external USB hub for more ports.
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How do I install this on my laptop?
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Dell wireless keyboard and mouse will not work
Normal 0 Go to Control Panel and click on Sound.
Next click Bluetooth Devices.
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On the computer choose My Device Is Set Up and Ready To Be Found.
Click NEXT.
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Select your Keyboard and click Next.
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(do not use the keyboards keypad when typing the passkey)
No charters will appear on the monitor when typed, but if you make a mistake, you can backspace.
You must enter the Passkey within 30 seconds.
If you don’t enter the Passkey within 30 seconds, click Back and click Next again.
Once the Passkey is entered, the Keyboard should be connected to the computer.
Finish and follow any on screen instructiond.

Hope this helps. Bud
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