Receiver error. i have two wireless mouse. each have seperate usb receiver. one day, my one mouse's receiver dont work with his receiver. but it work with another receiver. now two mouse works with one usb receiver. one mouse dont work. how to solve it.

Your wireless mouse and Keyboard work with the same wireless transmitter that is plug in into a USB port.of your computer. You can use the wireless mouse with that USB transmitter and dont use the wireless Keyboard. If you need a keyboard you can get one to be plug in into a USB port with the wire attach to the keyboard.

I had the same problem till I discovered there are two buttons (not just one) you have to push to re-link the mouse and the USB receiver. Plug the little receiver in, push the tiny "connect" circle on the receiver (which is actually a button I guess), then wait for the red light to start blinking. Then press the little link button on the bottom of the mouse.

Sir/Mam good day,

Is your mouse device also wireless? you need to resync it with it's receiver,
you may follow the methods below to make your wireless usb mouse works.

You need to press the button on your wireless mouse receiver, and make sure that the light on your wireless mouse
receiver blinks. But you need take note that some newer model of microsoft devices are permanently fixed to their receiver
and can't be reset. If your devices don't have a button, here's what to do:

If a dialog box appears on the screen in how many seconds, you need to follow the instructions from it. Or else, you need
to do this:

press and release the connect channel button on your wireless mouse, and make sure that the light from your receiver works
and the status on it's light is steady. If this happens then the synchronization is successfu. But if the problem is still
the same you need to repeat the previous steps once again.

As for the wireless mouse for notebook, this problem come out when the micro switch on the underneath of the mouse was not
released. You can use a pencil or anything with a sharp point to released it.

There are a lot of options why your wireless mouse receiver won't work, and a lot of solutions. Here's some of them:

*Try different ports on your computer, if the connection to some usb ports are not working you can connect to other ports
and see if it will work.

*And also the cables that are included with the wireless receiver, try to use another cables if the
device is still not working.

*If you're device is connected to a usb hub, disconnect it from the usb hub and directly connect it to
the available ports on your pc and see if it will work.

*When fixing this type of problem you need to have only one usb device
connected to your computer, which is in this case, your usb wireless mouse.

*When you have other usb devices, you need to
plug it out.

*If the methods mentioned previously still won't work, you need to reinsert your
wireless mouse batteries or install a new one.

*Another possible remedy to this problem is checking the interference, your wireless
usb mouse together with its receiver should be a distance away from anything that
transmits signals such as cellphones, radios or other similar devices. And also
any metal objects. because such things might interfere with the signal of your
wireless mouse.

* If the problem persists after doing all of the above steps, maybe it's time to update
your wireless mouse drivers, For installing latest driver update with your wireless
mouse, see the documentation that is included in your wireless mouse.

* If all of the methods above did not solve your wireless mouse problem. You can
connect your wireless mouse to another working computer to see whether the problem
lies with your wireless mouse or to the computer which your wireless mouse is
connected.

Final instruction:

If all of these methods fail, you better have your wireless usb mouse be check
by a professional computer technician in order not to further damage your device.

Hope this helps. Good luck and God bless

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Is this a wireless mouse? If yes, you need to isolate the problem. Please follow the steps below:

1. Use fresh batteries.
2. Connect the wireless receiver/dongle into different USB ports of the computer.
3. Make sure that the mouse is turned on and then try to reconnect the mouse to the receiver by briefly pressing the connect button on the receiver and then hold down the connect button on the mouse.

Hope this helps and have a great day!

The Mouse you got from Radio Shack, did it have a seperate USB receiver that you plugged into the USB port?
When Radio Shack checked it out at the store and it worked to me means that it should have a seperate receiver not associated with your keyboard.

Disconnect the mouse receiver from the USB Port and reinstall the software from the CD. When the program asks you to plug in the mouse receiver into the USB, do so. It should then work. If not, then use the following info to get the mouse to communicate with the mouse receiver.
Normal 0 Turn the mouse over and find the small rest/connect button on the bottom of the mouse and press it to Reset/Connect the mouse to the receiver and work properly.
If not, try pressing the receiver button and then press the mouse. This should be done whenever you change batteries or glitch.
Hope this helps you. Bud

Normal 0 Try disconnecting the Mouse Receiver from the USB port and reinstall the CD software program. When the program asks you to connect the Mouse Receiver to the USB port, do so and it should work.
Hope this helps. Bud

Seen to be a problem with power manager.
On Linux the solution what

echo -1 >/sys/module/usbcore/parameters/autosuspend

I find it here:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/usb-error-usb-2-4-device-descriptor-read64-error-71-643022/

Normal 0 Try disconnecting the Mouse Receiver from the USB port and reinstall the CD software program. When the program asks you to connect the Mouse Receiver to the USB port, do so and it should work.
Hope this helps. Bud

I have already broken two of them. It seems that the receiver is very sensitive to hits. Probably a PCB issue. I disassembled the receiver and discovered that if I bend it a little it starts working but if I leave it stops.

This might sound very obvious, but have you replaced the battery?

Have you tried resetting the mouse and the USB receiver?