Top 20 Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse Questions & Answers

Hello! I'd like to suggest this. First, unplug the keyboard. Reboot your PC. Than plug in the keyboard and reboot the PC again. If the PC still doesn't recognize the keyboard, than the problem lies with the keyboard.

Look to see what items are installed on your computer. Look under Installed Programs. See if your mouse and your key board are installed.

Wireless connections are not reliable. One solution is to buy a wired keyboard and a wired mouse. Depending on where you live, they can be obtained for $10 and last for years.

make sure there is battery in mouse, make sure mouse on-off switch is in on possition, connect receiver, push connection button and it should work....

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You shouldn't need a driver for this software. Just plug it in. Driver not required for Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7.

The mouse is probably faulty. Return it to the shop and get a replacement.

try plugging the USB reciever into a differnet usb port

If the mause has been dropped, then it is probably damaged.

Try removing the batteries if the mouse is a wireless unit. If this is a wired mouse, try removing and plugging the mouse back into USB.

If that does not work, if the mouse is new you can contact Microsoft, which gives one year warranty on products. If mouse is not new, then you will need to buy a replacement. If you have electronic repair training you can also repair the mouse by testing components and circuits for continuity and re heating the broken solder joints.

Yeah you probably broke the optical sensor inside its going to need to be replaced, Not much you can do specially if you hear something wiggle around inside.

I would replace it, would cost more to get it fixed then replacment.

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Try pressing Connect on the receiver, then when the light is flashing, press Connect on the mouse. The light should stop flashing and the mouse should be usable. If it's not, check that you have the Dynex mouse driver installed.

slide the cover open, look for the seam and apply presssure to the rear end to slide it away.

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Is the battery installed with the correct polarity?

Hi CB,


1. run IE in "No Add-Ons" mode
2. disable third-party extensions in Internet Options/Advanced
3. boot Windows in safe mode

If any or a combination of the above solves your problem there is third-party
software responsible for your problem. Note: you have to surf in each step
long enough to identify if the problem persists or not and keep that
functionality switched off when you change to the next step. Just booting
into safe mode and then back to normal won't achieve anything.
If 1.: use Add-Ons-Manager and disable all non-Microsoft add-ons and*
*******reenable them step-by-step until your problem comes back
If 2.: that's likely a toolbar or some other installable add-on
If 3.: that's likely a third-party software run from startup that can be causing this issue,

What I recommend is going to run (hold down the windows key + the R key) and typing in msconfig. GO to starup and deselect everything. Restart and your computer should boot clean, and hopefully the application should not interfere. This def sounds like the application that you were using is the source of the problem.

good luck,

Al

1. not really ... there are large (standard size) and small mice ... my wife refers the smaller mice with her lap top ... so it has to do with your preference and your storage options.

this is usually pretty simple. Just connect the usb device to the notebook. Then it should say driver installed ok or something to that affect.
if you have already done this and its not working did you try to sync the mouse with the reciever. to do this you have to connect the usb to the notebook. then hit the button on top of the reciever (the thing that connects to the notebook.) then hit the button on the bottom of the mouse. then click the left mouse button and it should work. it should be noted that you have to do this if you replace the batteries as well. thanks
Steven.

does it work with other browsers ? try updates and run cc cleaner and run a registry scan too also restart the computer several times

The first step in troubleshooting is unplugging the mouse receiver unit from USB and reinstalling the mouse.

If you still get this kind of problem, then either Windows has a problem related to this device managment, or the mouse is faulty.

Try reinstalling the drivers first, or let us know if you have reinstalled the driver software already.

Regards.

when using a USB connected device you will need to troubleshoot
everything stating from the USB back to the device , even if you never installed the software for the device its still plug and play
and will move the pointer make sure the batteries are good if there are any , troubleshoot the USB the cord then the unit , make sure
there is no leakage of the batteries and no corrosion on the battery
connections

More than likely the mouse has "worn" per se. I know, not proper terminology, but best to understand. So my suggestion is to get a new mouse, not much you can do unless you take it apart and replace the bearings or button yourself. I'm sure there is a guide for such thing. But if you don't have time then you should just buy a new one from Wal-Mart or your local computer store.
Hope this helps. Good Luck!