I have a new Technika Wireless Mouse. After 1 week I needed to change the batteries. It's been working fine since then, until today when it is REALLY jumpy and won't seem to even go into the top left-hand part of my screen. I'm using it with a laptop because the touchpad is horrible. I thought I'd solved all my mouse problems but now I want to throw the whole lot out of the window. Help! (I've tried installing driver updates - doesn't work!)

Insert the USB dongle that came with your technika wireless mouse into a USB computer port on your machine.

This dongle, which resembles a regular flash drive in appearance, can be plugged into any available USB port.

Once inserted, it immediately turns on.

Insert the required amount of batteries (typically two AA batteries, though it changes depending on the model) into the compartment on the bottom of your HP wireless mouse.

Flip the "ON" switch on the bottom of your technika wireless mouse.

Press the "Sync" button on the bottom of your technika wireless mouse.

The mouse will now sync with your computer and will be immediately usable.

hope this helps

i have read some good and bad reviews on this mouse one stated the wireles stopped working several times and it had to be replaced

Wireless mouses never made much sense to me since you have to be right at the computer to use them. I've had so many repair visits when the battery is dead just when you need it most to work. Save yourself the trouble and buy wired mouse.

1] unplug the dongle 2] press Windows Key and PAUSE'BREAK together This brings up a window ... click the device manager
3] Watch the screen 4] plug in the base station Under Mice and other pointing devices, HID_compliant mouse should now be displayed. 5] Underneath the dongle is a small button ... press it The blue light flashes about twice a second 6] Underneath the mouse there is a hidden small button- directly under left button -- press this 7] the dongle will flash really rapidly 8] soon the mouse/dongle start to "talk" to eachother, then settle down
Your mouse should work now
Regards

Steve H

try change the batterys conect first the mouse and then put batterys in the keyboard and all shoud work fine again if not working then contact your seller or manufacture company

good luck i just done my one today after 8 month and now all work just fine

Goo0dness, Had this myself just last week. Fortunately I had the old keyboard and mouse and plugged it in to get access. I deleted the wireless keyboard from device manager. rebooted the machine, quickly changed the mouse and keyboard back to the wireless one and it all came back on. saved me buying a new one. Hope this works for you.


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Try to take off battery and next push and hold down the small button that protrudes where the receiver is placed in the mouse, put back battery and simultaneusly release the button,it might make the mouse operate correctly. Good luck!!!! Chawah.

This should solve your issue from keyboard not responding..

http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/logitech_en_amr.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=9527

have you changed the batteries recently? Wireless mice seem to eat batteries faster. I have a Dell wireless mouse. It will work fine for months and then nothing. That's when I know to change out the batteries. If your batteries are fresh, make sure they are seated in their slots securely.

Went onto laptop today and mouse is working - don't know why !

throw it in the woods and buy a new one ya cheap ****