My mouse will suddenly stop moving new battery doesnt help

batteries may be running low try new batteries if you are using rechargeables they are not as powerful as standard batteries

This manual might help you?


http://lastmanuals.com/manual/LOGITECH/CORDLESS%20DESKTOP%20MX3000


Now, wireless mice are not good. Get a standard USB

Hi Melissa,
Check the batteries in the mouse itself, see that they haven't dislodged in the move, and make sure the mouse can find the sensor from the USB port. Let me know if that works. If not, I'll ask my son, he's a genius when it comes to that, he gave me his old Logi USB mouse cuz my old one failed too..
Hope this helps
Joe

try changing the batteries
hope it works

Make sure your not using it on a highly reflective surface. Use a mouse pad , or use it on a dull surface.

Typical behavior for many wireless mice. Try using a piece of white copy paper instead of a mouse pad or whatever if you already aren't. Surface makes a difference with functionality and battery life with a wireless.
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Sometimes on wireless mice the contacts get warped or bent, so when you move it or set it down the batteries are not making full contact on both ends and the mouse loses power.

You can try adjusting the contacts or using a conductive material to make the contact (like a staple or paperclip), but you're probably better off spending the $10 or $20 to get a new mouse.

Make sure your mouse is as close to the wireless receiver as it can be. If you are in a officle multiple people can be using wireless and there's only so many channels. So put the wireless receiver right next to your mouse pad and reconnect the both of them.

For that problem I will suggest to use USB optical mouse. Besides, it cost chip and most of all its weightless than with battery wireless mouse. I have tried to use it and I totally satisfied with the result. Hope it help.

Thanks! I fixed the problem by installing a USB mouse and using fn+f9. That unlocked the mouse so I could use the pointer leaving just the keyboard problem. I then tried reconnecting the wireless keyboard (by using the button on the receiver and under the keyboard) Hey Presto!!