Apple Pro Mouse M5769 driver - Computers & Internet

Apple introduced the M5769 as the black Apple Pro Mouse in 2000. It was the first LED opticsl tracking version. Best chance of finding one would be a used product on eBay. A newer white Apple mouse will also work; they changed the color and stopped calling it “Pro.”

Check you Mouse in your friend MacBook. if mouse is not working then change your mouse but if working then
check your USB mouse slot.
check your drivers.
check for hardware failure.
check for more issue by http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3048 but no technical knowledge and still not able to solve then follow Mac Customer Service .

this a guess apple don't work with windows.

1. • 1 Flip your wireless mouse over and remove the battery cover. Gently pull it up and set it down in a safe place.
     
   • 2 Carefully remove each battery.
     
   • 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 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.
     

By holding the control Key whilst clicking you should do the equivalent of a right click. Some apple mice do distinguish between clicking your mouse to the right or left side but i have not found anything that says that your model has that feature.

There should be software if it is a Apple Magic mouse, install software, then turn bluetooth on for mouse, unless your mac doesnt have bluetooth, then you need a USB bluetooth adapter.

The best I can offer is the manual for an iMac - that has instructions for the Pro mouse in it: http://manuals.info.apple.com/en/iMacG3_2000UserManual.PDF

Once it turns on, use the mouse and either try updating keyboard drivers from device manager under the control panel, or last resort, try system restore

Hello, it seems that the problem comes from your mouse: can you test your mouse on another computer and check if it does the same? If yes, you'll have to change the mouse

If you have "good batteries" installed in the mouse and keyboard and you still have the problem- the best way is to remove the devices via the System Preference panel in your MacBook and then re-install them again. It is important that you remove them first as the system may revert to the previous connection. Good luck!