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Flashing light my mouse continues to flash a red light. I have tried charging it just like I have for the past few years with no problems but now the flashing just becomes faster. I have tried new batteries with no luck. I am still able to use the mouse but it still flashes. recently when I put the mouse on to charge the light will turn green, but only for a moment and then will turn of completly. how do i fix it??

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  • Franca Pachi Jul 26, 2007

    Thank you so much. It wasn't until you read your suggestion that I realised that I was using normal batteries and not rechargable ones. Once I realised I went right out and bought some and guess what? NO PROBLEMS!! I felt like such an air head!! Thanks again

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Cycle the batteries in a external charger a fex times (charge then discharge) I suspect that over the years of using then putting it in its dock the batteries have had a very erratic charge discharge cycle cycling them as I suggest should bring them back.

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