This mouse will not work on my computer even though i have all the requirments is ther something else i need to do???

hi Shon.
Connecting a Mouse with a Wireless Receiver.
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Plug in your mouse's receiver. The receiver should fit into one of your computer's USB ports. You can typically find USB ports, which are thin, rectangular slots, on the sides of laptops and on the front of desktops' CPU boxes.

• Plugging in the receiver before turning on the mouse will allow your computer to install any drivers or software needed to use the mouse.

Make sure that your mouse has batteries. To do so, you'll typically flip the mouse over and remove a tray on the bottom, though some mice instead have their batteries in a compartment in the back of the mouse.

• If you haven't used the mouse in several months, consider replacing the batteries even if they were new when you inserted them.
• Some mice, such as the Apple Magic Mouse 2, require charging instead of new batteries.
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  Turn on your mouse. This typically involves manipulating a button on the bottom of the mouse, though you may need to look for the On/Off switch on the side of the mouse.
  • If you can't find the On/Off button, consult your mouse's manual.
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  Press your mouse's "Connect" button. This button's location will vary based on your mouse's developer, but you'll usually be able to find this button either between the two mouse buttons or on the mouse's side.
  • Some mice come listed as "plug and play", meaning that you don't need to manually connect them or download any software.
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  Move your mouse around. Once you see the cursor begin to move on-screen, your mouse is connected.
  • If your mouse doesn't start moving, try turning it off and then back on. If applicable, you may also want to change the USB port into which the receiver is plugged.
  this link will help you out some more if you need it.

How to Connect Wireless Mouse

Does the keyboard work?

Try putting the mouse in another USB port, or even better try another mouse. You might need to let it "install" the mouse first, this can take a minute or so when you boot up, so all you need to do is turn the PC on with the new mouse plugged in and leave it for a while, then try to use it again.

If the keyboard isn't working either, then it sounds like the Operating System is a bit broken! contact me and i'll try to help you fix it.

This issue is likely NOT the mouse, but rather your system. Something may be eating up system resources on your computer. Look into that and you should be able to resolve your issue.

prior mouses were cable connection required to acheive functionalities. For example, the mouse had to be connedted to the computer by the cable connection, and a software prorgam installed to attain functions. Recent computer mouses are wireless operate. For example, the mouse only requires batteries in to device, and a separate device connected to the computer called a wireless mouse adapter. Usually the wireless mouse should capture the network devices signals least requiring a program installed. Observe the mouse to ascertain that is cabled or wireless networked.

no ther is not requirement of drivers , as go to blue tooth icon detect the device pair it and it will start working

Hi, my cursor had frozen on my screen after my grand daughter pressing something. After trying everything I decided to take it to a local computer shop, it was fixed in seconds. He held the arrow tab(below the caps lock tab) and then pressed F9 it worked!!
Hope this will fix your problem

try inter changing the PS2 ports of the Keyboard and the mouse, else you may think that the mouse may have been damaged and as you had mentioned a USB mouse would be an alternative and would even work

Sure you can use the computer w/o a mouse. You can use the Alt key, Tab key, arrow keys, and the Enter key to move and make selections.

About the cordless mouse...I assume you have good batteries installed and in the proper position? Is this a new mouse? If you think it is bad, return it.

You can always buy a cheap USB mouse to get you going. Even though you can use a keyboard to navigate, it gets a little tedious after awhile.

Even though it does not make sense, if you are using a wireless keyboard that is part of a combo pack (mouse included) sometimes (some brands) you have to plug in all cords on the keyboard/mouse receiver.

Try updateing the video card drivers

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