New batteries, power light on, no activity from mouse at all. Batteries went dead, installed new batteries now nothing works. Power light is on.

make sure batteries are in correctly and not old or also dead. try new batteries. make sure the switch is on and it is synced...I just want the reak driver and cannot get on their own dang site !!

Wireless mouses never made much sense to me since you have to be right at the computer to use them. I've had so many repair visits when the battery is dead just when you need it most to work. Save yourself the trouble and buy wired mouse.

This wireless keyboard is super old (a relic )
I'd say 17 years old, XP year 2001 old
and HP ended support on it years ago.
we dont even seen them sold used now on ebay.
if new batteries do not fix it
nor the reset (pairing) button fails.
and worse if your UNSTATED OS shows in device manager its is dead, then it is dead forever.
if you are web connected, are you and PnP fails to find the driver, you are doomed.
HP does not have. it. now.
they did make unified driver for all 100s of models they made but I can not find it, at all now. did last year but not now.
google this (no manuals found either)

HP p5304

see what you see, nada.
it's dead.
buy a wired mouse
or new wireless.
same answer for keyboard side.
same.

also (this is the radio module large version wireless keyboard relics)
HP
The HP models 5187 or 5219crf/urf are 18 years old.(no w10 support)

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Always check the batteries first but if is it still giving the same fault, your camera is faulty.
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The behavior described indicates weak/dead batteries. Logitech brags about the battery life on this model, but in reality battery life varys dramatically between invidual units. I've seen one that would not operate at all on Ni-Cad rechargable batteries (only 1.2 volts even at full charge). If you must use rechargeables, stick with NiMH (metal hydride). Better yet, use long life lithium.

Also, make sure the "Nano" receiver isn't sitting in the storage bin. This is one of two ways to power off the mouse. The other is the 'Clip N Go' dock.

First thing to do is check the device manager. If it shows up there, make sure that there are no icons saying there is a problem.

Make sure you don't have any bluetooth devices activated near your wireless mouse or it will keep making it move all over the screen, killing the batteries. After bluetooth devices are disabled, take the batteries out and leave the mouse sitting for awhile without the batteries in their to let it reset for a fresh start. Them put them back in and see if it works. If it still does not work, un-install and re-install the software that came with it.

Had nothing to do with the reinstall of XP. Just put in new batteries. Guess it was just a coincidence that the batteries went dead (low) at the time I redid XP.

you may gently try to push the lens in, but if you are under 1 yr warranty... i would send to repair

now mouse is open & clean by isoprpile & check battery conector after check now mouse its working.