20 Most Recent Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 v2.0 - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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Go to control panel.Mouse settings,sounds.... Then disable all sounds for mouse,hit apply then ok.

By erratic, i assume you mean jumping around the screen, etc? get a qtip, cover it with isopropyl, and gently swab the lens. make sure it is free of dirt and scratches. Also clean the area you use your mouse on. It should be fine after you do that.

Hi bobbyso1 !
You can download the sofware / driver from Microsoft's site at :
http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/download/download.aspx?category=MK&type=Mouse&sku=QVA-00001
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fanaudi

try using another surface when moving the mouse

mice are generally considered throw-away parts, if they break you just throw them away and get another one. sorry.

change setings go to start go tool bar put the word mouse in then click on it now you can change the settings on your mouse.

Try unpluging the reciever completely from the computer and while unpluged remove the batteries, then plug and install the batteries, this is to reset everything. Then there should be a small bottom on the reciever and a similar one on the mouse, you click the reciever first (sometime you may need to hold it for three seconds) then click the bottom in the mouse... good luck

You may just need to push the reset buttons on the antenna and under the mouse. That forces the mouse to reconnect to the wireless.

Mine does this once in a while. Normally it just works after putting fresh batteries in but once in a while I have to push all the resets to get it to behave.

There will be a button in the middle of the antenna. And if you look at the bottom of the mouse there will either be a red button or a small hole (use a toothpick). You need to push the button and release. Try just the mouse button first. If that doesn't get it then push the antennna then the mouse. Your user manual will have a diagram and a step by step on how do this if you need it.

Your best bet would be to replace the snap-in receiver. I'm assuming that you're referring to the USB-type plug-in receiver used on most wireless mice.

If the receiver is unavailable from Microsoft or is price-prohibitive, I would just replace the mouse and receiver.

Perhaps a situation like this is best thought of as counting your loss is much less by replacing the mouse than having to have extensive repairs to your laptop.

Best of luck to you,
drbyte775

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

Go to Control panel look for mouse settings or HID devices.

Yes, that light stays on all the time. That's how the mouse works; it bounces the light off the surface the mouse is sitting on back up into a sensor. In many models the light actually gets brighter when you pick the mouse up. The sensor sees less light reflected and increases the amount of light. Just use the mouse and don't worry about what you see if you pick it up.

I use rechargeable batteries rated at 3200MAh and have been operating for 2 months now.

If you can't get hold of them, try fresh Alkaline batteries like Duracell.

pls. vote for better service... thank you

I had the same problem and it was driving me insane - then while troubleshooting the problem I noticed that the bluetooth support service was disabled. I started the service and set the startup type to automatic - that solved the problem for me - no more freezes!!!

The mouse takes 2 AA size batteries. The door is on the bottom of the mouse.

Interference with other devices. Place the receiver closer to the mouse, and make sure the batterie you replace are good.
Just because they came out of a pack does not guarantee they are fresh.