20 Most Recent Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse VSBX300008 - Page 8 Questions & Answers

I suggest you look for a small and thin button that is located in one of the sides where the receiver is placed at the bottom of the mouse. If this button is broken then there lies your problem. Good luck!!!! Chawah.

The green LED on this reciever is also a button. Press the LED on the reciever with a small blunt object (pencil will work) and then press the "connect" button on the bottom of the mouse. The green LED should come on, and restore the connection between the reciever and the mouse.

The green LED on this reciever is also a button. Press the LED on the reciever with a small blunt object (pencil will work) and then press the "connect" button on the bottom of the mouse. The green LED should come on, and restore the connection between the reciever and the mouse.

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Why don't you try my suggestions under Chawa's profile.
Good luck!!!
Chawah.

Change the batteries

Why don't you try at the moment of placing a new battery to see if the small button that protrudes, where the receiver is located at the bottom of the mouse is pressed down. Without the receiver in place that **** on must be out for as long as the receiver is in the USB port.
Good luck!!!
Chawah.

try a hard reset take battery's out and put them back in wait 30mins

I suggest to put a new battery in it's compartment and simultaneously to press down and release the small button that protrudes where the receiver is placed at the bottom of mouse. Prior to this procedure the receiver has to be installed in the USB port. Both actions are to be performed at the same time. Cursor will start moving again.
Good luck!!!
Chawah.

Try it in a different port.

Look on the mouse and on the receiver, there will be little buttons to 'connect' them. The battery may be weak, try a fresh one.

Had the same problem. There are 2 reset/ connect buttons: 1 on the mouse, and 1 on the usb device. Press the button on the usb device, and it should start right up. Good luck.

If you have a cell phone or cordless phone nearby it could cause interference. Otherwise reboot and try again. Also you can check for updated drivers at the manufacturers website.

try a new batteries most likely it is the batteries and sorry to hear about this issue

I had the same problem.
Press the button on the underside of the USB, the green light will flash. Now press the reset button on the underside of the mouse. Your mouse should now work.

windows should come with drivers for it, but microsoft.com has a full suite of intellipoint drivers available for all its mice which adds functionality windows drivers don't give it. If it is not working at all the problem is most likely not driver related.

Press the button on the underside of the USB, the green light will flash. Now press the reset button on the underside of the mouse. Your mouse should now work.

Go into control panel>mouse>click on the wheel tab. There should be a number, for the number of lines you want to scroll with each turn, in the vertical and horizonal scrolling.
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check the mouse for batteries. Plug usb receiver into the usb plug. Turn mouse over and make sure switch is in the "on" position. That should do it..if not any questions you have let me know..

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check the batterys...blinking light means batterys are low.