Belkin wireless travel mouse not connecting to Mac

The best route to take is to obtain another adapter for the mouse since it was wireless. However, if the mouse and your computer have Bluetooth capabilities then you can connect by Bluetooth.

If by successful installation you mean that you plugged in the USB dongle and it installed then I would suggest putting in the disc that came with your mouse and going through that installation process to make sure mouse is properly and full installed.

If that doesn't work then I would try to restart the whole computer with the USB dongle attached which will let the computer finish installing the USB driver that was installed when it was first plugged in

use the mouse near the sensor

check battery connection from mouse be sure lens is working and usb connection (receiver) detect in device manager.

there is a button on the mouse and on the dongle u got with it, plug it in install the drivers, make sure the batterys is charged, then after installpush the frequency button on both to activate

You need to have a Wireless USB adapter that came with the mouse. Plug it in to any one of the USB ports then it should work.

There may be a very small button, recessed on the bottom of the mouse, and one on the transceiver, which need to be pushed with the tip of a ballpoint pen. They cause the two devices to sync to each other and that makes the wireless mouse work right.
Also, be sure you have plugged the transceiver into the right socket on the back of the PC. Some require it be plugged into the keyboard socket, others into the mouse socket, and then of course, there are the ones that use a USB port. My Microsoft wireless mouse uses USB, and works like a charm.
Good luck.
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if the prob is within two weeks then do the system restore,take the computer to an earlier ti when the mouse was working fine...hope it will work...