I cant connect my wireless mouse to my laptop... and i just out brand new batteries in....M/N:M-R0005....thx

Press the button on the back of the mouse to free the battery cover on top.

Remove the battery cover and put the supplied AA battery into the mouse.

Replace the battery cover.

Insert the wireless USB dongle into a USB port on the laptop or desktop computer.

Move the mouse and watch your computer screen.

Confirm that the mouse is connected by making the cursor move.

Hope this helps

connect to the internet with your laptop and then plug in your mouse,windows 7 will automatically find the driver for you :)

Follow these steps :
1.
Check to see if your laptop supports wireless technology (Bluetooth, 802.11 or other). If it doesn't, you will need a wireless receiver. If it does, verify that your laptop is compatible with your wireless mouse, which could use either Bluetooth technology or a radio signal.
2.
Unpack your mouse and open its battery compartment. The wireless mouse won't receive any power from the laptop, making batteries necessary.
3.
Add new batteries to the compartment. Make sure that the + battery end is inserted into the + niche in the compartment.
4.
Place the mouse where it is easy to use and least stressful on your fingers.
5.
Place your wireless receiver appropriately if your laptop doesn't support wireless technology. The receiver should be kept at least 8 inches away from the laptop or any other object that would cause any interference.
6.
Place the wireless receiver anywhere from 8 inches to 6 feet from the mouse.
7.
Insert the driver CD into your laptop and follow the instructions to install the software for running the mouse.
8.
Connect your receiver to the laptop by plugging in the mouse's USB connector to the USB port of the laptop. If you do not have a free USB port, simply use an external USB hub for more ports.

replace new battery on your mouse and check connection response.

Hi Dave,
Make sure that the batteries are the right way round in the mouse, if they are look under the mouse for the "connect" button and press that.
Go to the receiver and press the connect button on that also.
Once done just right click to activate the mouse.
Also make sure that the batteries are brand new.



Regards.

just connect the transiever(the usb part) to the USB port.normally it will be recognized automatically. If not you shoul install the drivers. Dont forget to put batteries in the mouse. After that you should set up the connection between the transciever and the mouse. in most wireless mice there is a deep button under the mouse or hidden in the battery compartment you should push it and then push the button on the transciever( in some cases in the opposite order; first the transcievers button then the mouses button). usually an LED indicates that the connection have succeeded( either on the mouse or the transiever )
LEDs condition:
flashing on/off not connected.
continuous ON means connected.

Hope it helps
BR
/BS

The mouse should be Plug and Play. Did you install the drivers before plugging the mouse's receiver in? The PC has to have the drivers first in order to take advantage of the Plug and Play capability. If you plugged the mouse's receiver in before installing the drivers, unplug the mouse receiver, uninstall the driver, reboot your PC, reinstall the driver, then plug the receiver in and you should be fine.

Otherwise, press the Connect button on the receiver first, and then the Connect button on the mouse, and that should establish the connection. You don't need to disable your touch pad in order to use the mouse.

To connect the keyboard or mouse to the computer, you must connect the wireless device through the USB port and get it to hold a good connection. You do not have to install any devices to use these products, they automatically work when you plug them in. When it says that the device is recognized, you are ready to use it! If you have a desktop, you can also plug the wireless device to the mouse port. The keyboard and mouse work properly up to 5' away from the connected wireless device. If you can get the wireless device to work properly, you should have no troubles with the product.

Try changing with a new set of batteries. also try to reset the connection of the wireless mouse and keyboard. you can locate a connect button on both the reciever and wireless keyboard. press both of them together and release them. this would reset the connection. try doing the same for reciever and wireless mouse connect buttons. this should work. also check for any possible alignment issues.

its the battery. disconnect the battery, plusg it up and start you computer. the mouse and keyboard should work fine.