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September Gray Posted on Apr 26, 2007
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Microsoft wireless optical mouse

Mouse is a year old. Mouse decided it does not want to work. Changed the batteries out, reset the mouse and still not working. Any suggestions?

  • Anonymous Apr 19, 2008

    My Microsoft Optical Mouse 2000 just doesn't work at all!

    I went to the microsoft web site. I started all over, as if I had just purchased it. I restarted my computer, took the batteries out and unplugged the receiver. I put the batteries back in and plugged the receiver back in to the USB port. Nothing changed. I restarted the computer again. Still no change. I have changed the batteries, pressed the connect button on the mouse, pressed the button on the receiver, & moved it to different USB ports all to no avail. PLEASE HELP

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  • Anonymous Mar 30, 2014

    optical mouse does not respond. Changed batteries. checked driver. No other Optical mouse works on the p.c. The Mouse Hardware says it is working correctly. Where is the problem. should I buy another one and where from? Must it be the same model or is the fault in the p.c..

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You have two micro switches that wear-out quickly. try going to. Control panel. Click on Devices. Then on Mouse try switching your right button to left button on button options. try hitting restore defaults. Make sur your remote sending unit is plugged in and the lie is on steady. good luck Joe_Rex

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