Laser Mouse MX 1000 By logitech

That is not close to normal and if I were you I would send it back and request a full refund, including your return shipping. Better yet, tell the vendor to send you a call tag so you are guaranteed you will not incur any additional loss on this item.

That docking station has a lithium-ion battery in it that supposedly never needs replacing. I'm wondering if the battery did go out on it and needs to be replaced. If there is now way to get inside of the docking station then you will need to get another mouse, cause you can't just get the docking station.

Don't get me started on microsoft's wireless ****,lol. If you can't take it back for an exchange, toss it & buy a logitech set.

This is from the manual for the Logitech MX700 cordless optical mouse.
1. Press connect button on Base Station.
Its LED blinks green. 2. Press connect
button on mouse bottom. Base Station LED
turns solid green, and then off.

I hope this helps

Hello,

Unfortunatly, the rechargeable battery in this mouse in not replaceable. If it not holding a charge, try plugging the cradle in a different plug to verify it is the battery and not the mouse.

Good Luck
C2Solutions

I'm afraid it does sound like your mouse is beginning to fail. I would seriously consider replacing it.

well, check the cable of your mouse ( the end cable is color green) reconnect it to a PS/2 port which is also color green, located at the back of your system unit OR if its connected to USB then reconnect it to a USB port then restart your computer.ok?

Go to logitech website and download current drivers.

The following is what I ended up doing

Pretty much I cannibalized a pack of battery charging adapter plates, soldered the three wires to them, trimmed & bent them a little.. and then epoxied them down to the battery hold-down in their appropriate places. A little trimming was done on the plastic so the contacts could reach in far enough without obstruction.

After having the mouse sit around useless without a working battery in it.. for months, which definitely irritated me... I looked up 3.7V li-ion batteries and came across the "klic-5001 battery" (google it) and ordered two. The first one I destroyed trying to solder the wires directly to the battery contacts.. which just ruined all the internal li-ion battery components(i.e. DO NOT TRY DOING THAT)... the second battery, which I never tampered with whatsoever, is connected to the mouse via the contacts I described above. The klic-5001 batteries by the way do fit very well in the hold-down meant for the original battery.

End result: one, exceptionally well working MX1000 mouse which I can replace the rechargeable battery inside anytime it begins to get to aged and not working so well... ^_^ It charges as normal and the battery monitoring works like nothing ever changed.

Yes, unfortunately, although it's normally the mouse that eats batteries (and not cheese, contrary to belief), the only thing to do to give you a little longer is to use re-chargeable batteries. I am convinced batteries nowadays are a poorer quality than a few years ago, no matter who's brand you use.