Mouse not connecting to computer - Labtec Mini Wireless Optical Mouse 911531-0403

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

Delete the trust driver ,remove all mice ,restart computer without mouse connected ,the connect trust usb mouse ,let pc detect new device then reinstall software when requested.

Does this mouse need to sync with the reciever plugged into the computer?
Somewhere on the mouse and posssibly on the reciever plugged into the USB
port on the computer it should have a connect button. Usually to connect/sync
a mouse or keyboard press the button on the reciever first then press the connect
button on the mouse. Or if th mouse has a button just press the mouse button,
often the mouses lazer will blink until the mouse connects with the reciever then
just stay lit at this point it sould work. Another Question, how are the batteries in
the mouse?

The wireless mouse functions with batteries. Snap open the location area at buttom of mouse to either check for misalligned batteries or dead batteries requiring replacement. Also, the wireless mouse has an adpater cable that is connected to the computer USB area from where signals are acquired during functionality. Make sure every connectable cables to the computer are firmly in place. Sometimes, the computer may require restarting to capture wireless establishments if an disconnections were encountered once computer was still on. Make sure every connectables are firmly in place, restart the computer for desired functionality. Also, a restart of the computer should diagnose the malfunction of mouse attachements. Improtant notes: A new wireless mouse may have required installation of softwares, opening the computer wireless devices estblihment area to regulate captions on the new setup priop to first acquisition of wireless mouse functionality. Good luck

Try turning off your computer then remove the stick from the USB port that supports the wireless mouse (disconnect the mouse from the computer). Change the batteries in the mouse.
Reconnect the mouse to the computer and press the tiny button on bottom of the mouse to calibrate the connection (it usually says "connection" or "reset" near the button) and hold it in for about ten seconds or so.

Then turn the computer back on and see if this solves your problem.

If your mouse continues to disconnect, the range from the stick plugged into the computer to the area where you use the mouse may be too far - or there is other audio equipment or microwave ovens in the area that are interfering with your connection. Try moving the computer tower, changing usb ports to connect the mouse to or remove any unnecessary electrical equipment on or near your desk area.

If all of the above does not solve your problem, return your mouse to the store of purchase or exchange it for another. It may be defective.

change the mouse battery and there is a button named connect on mouse keep pressing the connect button for 3-4 minuts and keep mouse near wireless device which is connected to the computer in USB port then restart your computer and mouse will work fine.

Normal 0 Turn the mouse over and find the small rest/connect button on the bottom of the mouse and press it to Reset/Connect the mouse to the receiver and work properly.
If not, try pressing the receiver button and then press the mouse. This should be done whenever you change batteries or glitch.
Hope this helps you. Bud

unplug the mouse sending unit from the computer remove batteries out of the mouse and let it sit for 5 minutes, reinstall batteries after 5 minutes be sure to get them in right, next plug the mouse in with the computer off then turn on the computer afterwords push the connect button on the mouse and the wireless device connected to the computer at the same time. then let go, does it work? Yes? your done No? then try a different plug on the back of the computer also notice if the Lazar is on when you pick up the mouse, if this does not work try switching the connection of the mouse with another device to see if the connection went out on the board. Hope this helps.

is it wirless mouse or usb mouse? if its usb try to use another usb port from the computer, if its wirless try to load driver for that mouse.

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Try to reconnect your mouses.
turn your computer off. while he's is on press the 'connect' button on the wireless receiver then press the 'connect' button on the mouse - give it time to connect. Test it.
Now power off his computer and turn on yours - do the same, 'connect' button on receiver, 'connect' button on mouse, wait, test.
Turn on his computer and see if one mouse will interfere with the other.
Connecting the mouses like this should assign them a unique/security identity that has the receiver acknowleging only the one mouse. But, should you bump the receivers 'connect' button while the other person is using their mouse, it is likely to change.

NOTE:: You may need to turn off the other mouse as you connect one - if there's no off switch, pull the batteries.