Hi. My Belkin Mini-Wireless Optical Mouse has stopped working. The batteries are fresh but no curser working - any ideas? Rgds

I presume you can see the motion sensing red LED or laser beam shining under the mouse. If not, that has gone bad, and it would probably be more economical to replace the mouse than to attempt a repair.

If the light is on under the mouse, try cleaning the lenses (both LED and photoreceptor) with a cotton swab dampened with isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol). Don't scrub, just wipe the optics gently until clean.

A Belkin Mini Wireless Optical Mouse frees you from the restriction imposed by the limit of the wire that your mouse uses to connect to your computer. The Belkin model works up to three feet away from the receiver and operates on a 27 MHz frequency. It's smaller than a regular mouse, making it easy to add it to a laptop case or desk drawer without losing much space in the process. Before you can use the Belkin Mini Wireless Optical mouse, you must install it. The receiver and the mouse should sync automatically; if they don't, you must perform the sync manually.

1 Press the bottom release tab on the top cover of the mouse. Insert the batteries included in the package and replace the cover.
2 Turn on your computer. Plug the Belkin USB receiver into a USB port on your computer. The drivers will install automatically.
3 Press the sync button on top of the USB receiver and then press the sync button on the bottom of the mouse to connect the two devices.
Warning

• close Before you can install the Belkin mouse, remove drivers for other wireless mouse types on your computer.

Try a different usb port,some wireless devices only work on a high speed usb port.

http://www.hqsupport.info/files/hqsmanual1002EN.pdf

Hi Joseph,

Are you working this mouse on windows XP? Have you tried another USB port and ensured that the USB ports are functioning within the device manager?
Ensure that you are testing using fresh batteries.
http://www.belkin.com/support/dl/P74749-A_F8E874_man.pdf

Yes, press the button underneath the keyboard and thenn the button under the mouse.

Push the tiny connect button on bottom of mouse

how to open a belkin travel mouse to change batteries

have you changed the batteries recently? Wireless mice seem to eat batteries faster. I have a Dell wireless mouse. It will work fine for months and then nothing. That's when I know to change out the batteries. If your batteries are fresh, make sure they are seated in their slots securely.

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