20 Most Recent Logitech LX5 Cordless Optical Mouse Questions & Answers

That's not abnormal; some links provide primary drop-down choices when you place your cursor on them and enable you to select a choice by left-clicking on one of the choices. Others only enable you to select certain actions by right-clicking to see a drop-down list.

try reinstall mouse driver, probably fix-it

Please a white paper and move

Just plug in the dongle. Insert Battery. There is no installation. It will work without any drivers.

Hello, did you press the little button underneath? (may be marked 'connect' ) you may also have to do the same on the receiver unit.
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No the optical sensor is green. It is telling you the battery is running low

Your receiver may be to far from mouse or you are having a program conflict in your mouse settings try to reload the software again.

conect direct to the computer usb. some time hub does not have suficient power

If the mouse doesn't have a little door to open on the bottom, then try this. Just behind the Left and Right keys where your hand rests, apply firm pressure down on the cover and slide to the rear. Some mouse manufactures have used this type of access to replace the batteries.
Hope this helps. Bud

Change the battery and reset.

I know it can sound to simple, but it happened to me once, try to change batteries.
If it do not solve your problem let me know to help you more.

Don't know about the different surfaces problem, but the batteries...I had similar problem with duracell charger/rechargeables and my digital camera. I bought new batteries, charged them up and they didn't last long at all. I finally bought a brand new charger and batteries and they work great as they should. Maybe the charger is bad or try cleaning the charger battery contacts with pencil eraser to see if that helps. Also, some devices work best with "normal" batteries.

nope

here you go most of it can be viewed online
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At the back of the Mouse, there will be small flushed 'reset' button. Press that. It resets and reconfigures the connection.

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hi im josh in cebu phils.may i help you? Friend try my gathered solutions. This problem has a simple solution—replace your batteries! Low batteries in a wireless device will cause all sorts of problems. In a mouse, this typically means that the cursor slows down, jerks around, or seems to hit an invisible wall. Fresh batteries should fix things right up.
If new batteries don't fix the problem, you have some sort of wireless interference. Try moving the wireless receiver to a new position—preferably away from other wireless devices (wireless network adapters/base stations, cordless phones, baby monitors, and the like). If interference continues, see if you can change transmitting/receiving channels on one of the devices, or consider turning off the interfering device while you're computing. Good luck friend hope i helped you.

Turn the mouse ON before starting the computer. Then if it doesn't connect, press the button on the USB receiver and then the mouse should work.
Hope this helps. Bud

then the batteries must be low you get the luck of the draw with store bought batterys
in essance i got rid of my wireless microsoft 67 dollar mouse i found out it costs to much in batteries and for that price i bought one laser pointer mouse for games and a track ball mouse for my comp applications this works so much easier

the batteries your device needs is the energizer lithium rechargeble batteries in the silver pack

I opened the mouse and took the batteries out and double checked their placement and even though they were in correctly the first time, the mouse started working the second time.

Thanks for your response.