Hype HY-7005-WMA works but I can't assign the buttons, there is no driver for that

if this is a wireless mouse (WI-FI) then you will need the accompanying usb receiver to make it work

So you're saying you've tried connecting to other devices to no avail?
Might be worth reading the direction carefully. Sometimes there's a reset/rescan button(small) on the mouse that needs to be engaged after everything is plugged in.

Fix Driver Solution In Windows-Start-Control-Panel-Device Manager then search through the list for the element of distress. If it's Audio, it is in the Sound-Video-Game Controllers whereby left clicking on that section will open up a window indicating your electronic devices. A video Camera-Sound Source may show up and if you Right Click on that line you get a message Update Software? You will get another option the Search On-Line Note-you must have internet access for this feature- and say yes, and allow a search to ensue. If you have the Best Driver installed a message stating so will appear- if not you will get an updated driver and it will be installed for you automatically. The other method is to go to the Manufactures Web Site and Support area. Input the necessary data re Model, etc. and look for Drivers. Update ALL new drivers at the same time and install them accordingly.

Good luck charging. Based upon comments on other sites and my own experience, these items are sold with defective batteries.

hi,

there should be a little dongle included with the mouse, you attach that to the computer and turn on the mouse and it should connect automatically, or you might have to press and hold the connect button for the dongle and the mouse to connect

but first - connect the dongle to the computer and see what happens

I attached a photo - look for the little piece AKA dongle

hope this helps

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You won't need another driver. Left/right button assignments are taken care of through the Control Panel in Windows. Depending upon what version of Windows you're using, it's generally under Hardware/Sound, then select the Mouse/Pointers tab. You can then assign left/right to your mouse buttons.

Hope that's helpful.

Blue tooth is notorious for not working. Your best bet for a worry-free life with your computer, is do not use wireless kbd or mouse. sincerely, they are all hype, and no real benefits come from their use. Youd be better off using USB extension cables to reach into those odd places rather than spending hours and hours of time trying to get something to work, only to discover that as soon as windows updates itself, it has failed and, (once again) you have no kb or ms control and the computer is just sitting there waiting on you to do something, but you cant. wireless kb and mice are a pain, and they eat batteries like pac man eats dots.

get the model number off the back of the mouse and keyboard and try to google for the driver

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Try setting the buttons to "generic" in SetPoint and then assign fuctions via the game options.

From Logitech Knowledge Base:
The information in this article applies to the following products:
All Logitech Mice
Logitech SetPoint
Cause:
Most games that support a mouse will give you options to program or assign specific functions to various buttons on the mouse. These games normally look for generic mouse buttons when attempting to bind the mouse buttons to a game function. If the button is set to another function in SetPoint (such as Universal Scroll, Back, Forward, etc), the game may not see the mouse button as available to bind. This mainly affects buttons 3, 4, and 5.
Solution:
To resolve this issue, set the button you wish to program to a generic value in SetPoint. The following values should be used if you are having problems binding buttons in games.
Mouse Button 3 (The Middle Button/Scroll Wheel):
In SetPoint, assign this button as Middle Button or Generic Button.
Note for MX Revolution users: You must disable Logitech Smart Shift Technology or the Middle Button option will not be available in SetPoint.
Mouse Buttons 4 and 5 (Normally the thumb buttons):
In SetPoint, assign the thumb button(s) as Generic Button. Note that these buttons will still work in most browsers for forward and back. It is not necessary to assign these buttons to Forward and Back in SetPoint for this functionality.