Battery change for model 98792 wireless GE mouse

Go to the start menu and click that on
Then go to the CONTROL menu and click that on
You will see hardware in that page so click that on
You should see pointers and or mouse devices so click that on next
You can turn off your mouse there

these usually have a button on bottom with a picture of a mouse push that it will open the top where the batterys are.

you will need two new AAA batteries, then:

4. Battery Installation Battery Compartment Cover 1) Grip the front of the mouse (the end with the buttons) with your left hand. 2) With your right hand hold the back of the mouse (end opposite the buttons) with your thumb on the bottom, and your index finger and middle finger resting on top. 3) Grip the mouse firmly, pressing down slightly on the GE logo on top of the mouse with the index and middle finger of your right hand, then pull back to release the battery cover. 4) Set the battery compartment cover aside. Insert 2 AAA batteries, being sure to match the polarity of the batteries with the polarity markings inside the battery compartment. 5) Replace the battery compartment cover. 6) Re-link your mouse.

Grip the sides of the mouse with both hands and slide the battery cover
back with both thumbs. Then, replace the old batteries with two AAA batteries. Replace the battery cover. Hope that helps.

The mouse requires 2 AAA batteries.

The piece of plastic on both sides of the embedded dongle, where your palm would rest on the mouse, is the compartment for the batteries. You need to slide the piece of plastic away from the direction of the mouse buttons. You will then be able to put the batteries inside and slip the piece of plastic back on.

Try these steps, I had the mouse a while ago and this is the way I remember replacing the batteries:

1) Simply grip the sides of the mouse and slide the battery cover
back.
2) Replace the old batteries with two AAA batteries
3) Replace the battery cover

As far as I understand there isn't. When not in use I believe they just "go to sleep".

This is a deceptive little beastie. As you look at the mouse, you will see that the front approximately 1/3 consists of the left and right mouse buttons and the scroll wheel. The rest appears to be a one piece cover with the black area with the GE logo in the middle. There's the tricky part. The black part with the Logo is the housing for the USB plug in part (so you can keep it with the mouse when transporting it). The rest of that (silver on my mouse) is the battery cover. You open it up by gripping the little raised line on each side of the cover and pull backwards while holding the front by the black area under the mouse buttons. The cover (only the silver part, the black is attached to the rest of the mouse) will slide backwards and Voila! There are your batteries.

Normal 0 The GE mouse doesn't have a little door to open on the bottom, 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

Hi,

Try this driver from GE. Here is the GE support/download page.

http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/software-downloads.asp