Mouse may have lost pairing with the USB receiver. See manufacturer's support site and look for PAIRING. There's probably some peculiar sequence of mouse buttons to re-pair it.
SOURCE: Dell wireless mouse is blinking red, but functions. Problem?
try to rest the connection by pressing the connect button on the reciever and under the mouse together and relaesing them. it should work
SOURCE: microsoft wireless intelimouse explorer 2.0
Having experienced the same problem with (2) Intellimouse Explorers I analyzed the problem and found a solution after driver updates failed to correct it.
Remove the single screw inside the battery compartment, lift off the rear portion of the mouse top cover, then gently lift up the back end of the remaining shell.
Once you have the inner workings exposed, use a Q-Tip to dab rubbing alcohol on the right click button's micro switch, manually clicking it a couple dozen times to clean the button's inner workings. Do not work about shorting out the mouse, as alcohol is non-conductive, and non-corrosive. It will not harm the electronic circuitry.
It doesn't hurt to do the same for the left click micro switch and the side button switches as well, as long as the mouse is disassembled.
Next use a clean Q-Tip to clean the edges of the top & bottom housing. This is the most likely cause of the right click button failure - there are small particles of debris lodged along the edge where the travel of the right click button is supposed to depress, but cannot.
Next, turn the top cover over and move the catch on the right underside forward and push it gently downward to uncatch the edge of that latching clip. The click on the left underside is a bit more complicated and requires a gentle lifting of the rear pins and moving the left clip more to the left and downward to release it from it's locking position.
Once you have freed the actual button's cover from the rest of the top cover, clean it thoroughly with a Q-Tip swab soaked with rubbing alcohol.
While the works are exposed, check for hair and debris around the scroll wheel as well. The small plastic wheel cover lifts off starting from the read and tipping up and forward.
Carefully reassemble all parts and hte right click function should now be restored. The debris has been removed and the right click now has it's full range of travel restored.
SOURCE: wireless mouse not functioning
Being a guy, I started years ago rapping things a couple of times to get them to work - until I destroyed an expensive digital camera!
To my surprise however, I gave my MSK1056 a few gentle taps and, voila, it works.
Thanks
SOURCE: microsoft mouse 3000 doesn't work
I email you idiots to fix a problem not to buy another product. Why should I buy a premium plan from you. With any luck it probably won't work either. Yes I did fix the problem. I threw the worthless mircosoft wireless mouse 3000 away. Problem solved
SOURCE: hello. My mouse stopped working.
When you press the connect button, you need to press both of them. On most wireless models, there is a connect button on both the mouse and the receiver that plugs into your computer.
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