Want to use wireless mouse with my laptop how can I do this. I have a window vista laptop

Unfortunately the wireless mouse on both computers are on the same wireless frequency. Unless you can change the wireless frequency on one of the wireless mouse and the receiver on that corresponding computer then you need to use an USB or PS2 mouse on one of the computers.

get to the mouse manufacturer web site
select the down load for your model to suit vista
down load and run

What you need to do is install the drivers from the DVD that came with your Mouse.

The software might not be compatible. but for you to use the wireless keyboard and mouse you don't need a software just plug the wireless adapter and sync the keyboard and mouse . it will start working

Rollover the drivers

Sounds like a Ebay sold mouse with non matching receiver to mouse.
Best laptop wireless mouse to buy in my opinion is Logitech VX Nano from Staples or some store like it.Work wonderful and battery life excellent. Windows Xp,Vista,Windows7 install the driver auto for you. Don't need the cd at all

u need to sync it with your laptop

As far as I am aware the mouse you are talking about is NOT blue-tooth but a regular wireless mouse.

It came with a small wireless dongle that plugs into ANY regular usb port and does not need a cable.

Blue tooth does not usually use cables either as it is a wireless format but different to regular wireless

If your mouse is blue-tooth then you should ensure that your laptop or pc also has blue-tooth.

Should it not have blue-tooth then to use the mouse you would need to purchase a usb blue-tooth adapter. this is not a cable but is classified as a "dongle" you that's true !
This dongle plugs into any regular blue-tooth port on occasion windows will detect and install the required files but some blue-tooth dongles will come with a cd that you need to install.


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Your mouse is probably defective/ try another mouse or change the usb port!

If your mouse manufacturer does not supply a driver for Vista you are pretty much out of luck for now. Vista is radically different from previous Windows operating systems and some hardware manufacturers are having a hard time adapting to it. If you have to have the mouse I would suggest you switch back to Windows XP till working drivers are released.