Mx1000 tripping out

Go to your control panel and use the bluetooth detect feature to recognize the bluetooth mouse.

yes you will find the baterys need changing (for rechargeble one's). the front of the mouce pops up when u flick the switch underneeth

Hi,

You can find the manual here:

• http://www.logitech.com/repository/1400/pdf/25389.1.0.pdf

Hope this helps!!!

Hi,

Check if the surface you operate on is not reflective. Sometimes on reflective surfaces the light/lazer of the mouse is deflective that causes it to move.

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You can probably repair this yourself if you are technically inclined and careful.

There is a tutorial here showing how to disassemble the mouse: http://www.vk2k.com/Logitech-MX1000-Battery/

The microswitches for the buttons can be opened if you are very careful, and then you'll have to clean the contacts. Regular rubbing alcohol should work fine. Be careful not to lose any parts when opening the switch.

If the switch contacts have corroded, you may have to replace the contacts or the entire switch. You may be able to take a similar switch from another mouse (many manufacturers use similar switches). SWometimes there are MX1000 or similar logitech nonfunctioning mice being sold on eBay for parts.

Good luck

install mouseware in the cd ,that given when you buying

wanda
Strange, I just left logitech page for MX 1000 Laser Cordless Mouse. All they sell is the AC Adapter. Thought that was odd.
Their not selling replacement batterys, just the AC adapter.
Click this link: http://www.buylogitech.com/store/logius/en_US/DisplayCategoryProductListPage/categoryID.11197300

If you scroll down to the bottom of the page & look to the right there is a toll free No# you can call.
Still find it strange that logitech sells the AC adapter & not the battery. Make you think your battery is good & the adapter is bad.

Good Luck & kind Regards.
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The following is what I ended up doing

Pretty much I cannibalized a pack of battery charging adapter plates, soldered the three wires to them, trimmed & bent them a little.. and then epoxied them down to the battery hold-down in their appropriate places. A little trimming was done on the plastic so the contacts could reach in far enough without obstruction.

After having the mouse sit around useless without a working battery in it.. for months, which definitely irritated me... I looked up 3.7V li-ion batteries and came across the "klic-5001 battery" (google it) and ordered two. The first one I destroyed trying to solder the wires directly to the battery contacts.. which just ruined all the internal li-ion battery components(i.e. DO NOT TRY DOING THAT)... the second battery, which I never tampered with whatsoever, is connected to the mouse via the contacts I described above. The klic-5001 batteries by the way do fit very well in the hold-down meant for the original battery.

End result: one, exceptionally well working MX1000 mouse which I can replace the rechargeable battery inside anytime it begins to get to aged and not working so well... ^_^ It charges as normal and the battery monitoring works like nothing ever changed.

I'm assuming the mouse tracking and buttons do work. If you have gone to the extreme of reinstalling the OS as well as the mouse drivers I would next suggest you try connecting the mouse to a new PC. If the problem follows you to the new PC you mouse is damaged and there is literally not much the user can do except: -make sure the bottom of the mouse is clean -Try a different mouse surface; some surfaces don?t react well optically. Try calling Logitech, you may still be in warranty and who knows you may get a nice tech who will work with you to replace it. Never hurts to try.