Wireless mouse how do i setup the wireless mouse to my computer

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Anonymous May 18, 2008

Does the wireles mouse work with Windows Vista?

Mouse behaves irradically. Why?
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how do i set up the mousse cause i have no instructions please
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how can i set up the wireless mouse to computer

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With USB wireless mice, you plug in the USB wireless adapter, and turn on the mouse. Windows XP should automatically install the software, if not, install the software on the disk that the mouse came with (if there is one). If there isn't a disk, Windows XP will most likely install the drivers automatically. Press the connect button on both the mouse, and the USB adapter, and it should all work. Good Luck

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