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Hello, it seems that the problem comes from your mouse: can you test your mouse on another computer and check if it does the same? If yes, you'll have to change the mouse
If you have "good batteries" installed in the mouse and keyboard and you still have the problem- the best way is to remove the devices via the System Preference panel in your MacBook and then re-install them again. It is important that you remove them first as the system may revert to the previous connection. Good luck!
I fixed this when I had the same issue by pressing the "reset" (?) button on the bottom of the mouse. I was surprised at the simplicity after chnging batteries multiple times...
1. This thing run on batteries, please check on the batteries
2. try to re-install the right driver for the wireless mouse
3. are you sure you have'nt dropped the mouse? its because of the optical, once its damaged
its dead
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Go to Control Panel and click on the Mouse icon.When the window opens showing the mouse,
select the button you want to change and click on the drop down and set as
desired.
Hope this helps.Bud
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