My bluetooth mouse used to connect but now it doesn't...When I press the blue button, the blue light does not blink like it used to. Is my bluetooth mouse dead? (fresh batteries, and it turns on).

These steps are for a headset that is already paired to you cell phone and is stored in the phones trusted device / history list.

Look at the lights on the Multi-Function Button of the headset (the top / largest button of the three buttons); the light will be blinking Red if not connected and blue if connected (paired and connected are two different things). Push the volume up (middle button) 2 times, you should hear a beep each time you press it. If you hear the beeps go to the next paragraph. If you hear no beeps at all you will need to call 1-800-742-8588 for an RA # (Return Authorization Number) for warranty and non warranty repairs.

Look at the lights on the Multi-Function Button on the headset (the top / largest button of the three buttons); the light should be blinking Red if not connected and Blue if connected (paired and connected are two different things). Plug the headset into the power adaptor with power applied. Make sure your cell phone is on and the Bluetooth power of the PHONE is turned on. After 5 seconds unplug the headset from the charger and do not press any buttons. You should get a slow Red blinking light at first. Allow the headset to connect automatically to the cell phone, this may take up to 10 seconds. Once the connection has occurred the Blue light on the Multi-Function Button will blink once every second.

If after 10 seconds the light is still blinking Red once every 5 seconds you will need to press either the Multi-Function Button of the headset once to connect to the cell phone, or, your phone may be set up requiring you press a designated button or sequence in the phone to connect to the headset (meaning your cell phone is not set with or does not support automatic connect).

*NOTE* Most newer model cell phones have an automatic connect feature. Some phones have the categories of "Headset", and "Hands Free" in their Bluetooth menu. Some companies use the term Auto-Connect under the "Hands Free" category in their Bluetooth menu to indicate the set up for use with the Bluetooth system in an AUTOMOBILE.
Automatic connection under the "Headset" category and Auto-connect under the "Hands Free" category are not the same thing. When dealing with the headset you want to work in the "Headset" menu and make sure the Auto-connect of the "Hands Free" menu is turned off.
If this doesn't correct the issue I'd recommend calling VXi at 800-742-8588 for additional clear and reset instructions and the possability of warranty repair options.

Answer:
With the buttons toward the top:
The top LEFT slider button is for power. Slide toward the outside for ON. Light on top of mouse turns green after about 1 second, and stays green for about 10 seconds (assuming the batteries are okay). When the batteries are failing, it blinks red.
The top Right PUSH button sends a connection signal to the PC. When pressed, the indicator light on the top flashes green and red, indicating the special connection signal.
This is the mouse side of the equation (good batteries, slider turned on, connection button pressed and released.).
NOW: the PC must have a working receiver, with drivers installed, and Bluetooth software installed. it sould detect the mouse. If it asks for a passkey, say none (mouse doesn't need passkey).
You should not need Microsoft Intellipoint. it doesn't have a configuration for this particular mouse model anyway.

Good Luck!

Hi. Try these simple steps:

Check if you have a small button on the bluetooth device you connected to the USB port of your computer. If it has, then press it and you'll see a light blinking.

While the light on the USB device is blinking, press the connect button underneath the mouse and it should pair within 30 seconds.

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1. Press and hold the Connect button on the bottom of the mouse. If your device has a battery indication light, it will blink and alternate between red and green to indicate that the device is discoverable.
2. On the computer, open the Bluetooth software. The Bluetooth software is typically located in Control Panel. For more information about opening the Bluetooth software, see the "How to open the Bluetooth software" section.
3. Click the Devices tab, and then click Add.
4. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen.

press and hold the button (on/off button) on the ear piece until the light becomes blinking blue and red. Turn on the bluetooth scanner of your phone and search. Select the handsfree and pair them. Simple.
If you turn on your handsfree and the light is blinking purple, that means you need to turn off the handsfree and restart with holding on to the button on the ear piece.

try a diferent keyboard and mouse

Normal 0 Press the Receiver button (and the lights will start flashing.
Then if the Keyboard isn't working, press the small RESET/CONNECT button on the back of the board to connect the keyboard to the receiver.

If the MOUSE isn’t working, push the small RESET/CONNECT button on the back of the mouse to connect to the receiver. Then they should work okay.
Hope this helps. Bud

Charge your Supertooth one via the car charger or by attaching a usb/mini usb cable to your computer usb port. Need to charge for 4-10 hrs. Indicator light glows red (needs charging), orange (charging) or green (charged)
Power on: Press green button for 1 second. Indicator light blinks blue. A beep will be heard
Power off: Press green button for 1 second. Indicator light turns red. A beep will be heard

To pair with your mobile phone:
1. Press green button on Supertooth for 5 secs until indicator light blinks red/blue 2. Access bluetooth menu on your phone. Turn bluetooth on. Execute a bluetooth search. 3. Select ST ONE from list 4. When phone requests password enter 0000 and press OK 5. The handsfree kit is now ready for use 6. Clip Supertooth on sun visor of your car so that the microphone and control buttons are directed towards you. 
To make a call: Dial number on phone. Supertooth will automatically connect. Indicator light is steady blue during call
To end a call: Press red button for 1 second
To answer a call: Press green button for 1 second. The bluetooth indicator will turn a steady blue.
To increase/decrease volume. Press volume buttons repeatedly up or down. They are situated between red and green buttons.
Hope this helps.

ACTIVATING THE BLUETOOTH
You must activate the Bluetooth feature of your phone to be able to establish a Bluetooth connection
between your phone and your SuperTooth kit as well as with other Bluetooth devices.
1.
Press Menu > Settings > Bluetooth > Activation > On.
2.
Press Back as many times as needed to return to standby mode.
PAIRING TO THE CELLULAR PHONE (Not possible while charging the SuperTooth)
Pairing will create a link or connection between the two Bluetooth devices - the SuperTooth kit and your phone.
1. Bring the cellular phone at about 20 cm from the SuperTooth.
2. Turn off the SuperTooth and wait for about 4 seconds.
3. While pressing the Answer Button, turn ON the SuperTooth by sliding the Power Switch to the right. Keep the Answer Button pressed for approximately 10 seconds until you hear a distinctive tone and the Bluetooth indicator LED changes from blinking blue to alternately blinking of red and blue. The SuperTooth is now in pairing mode.
4. While the SuperTooth is at pairing mode, access the Bluetooth menu of your phone. Press Menu > Settings > Bluetooth > My devices > Search new device. The phone will then search for pairable devices until it displays them in the list.
5. Highlight SuperTooth then press Select.
6. Enter PIN “0000” then press Ok. (Wait until “Paired with …“ and “Connected” will be shown briefly.)
7. Press Back as many times as needed to return to standby mode. Pairing is successful if the alternating red/blue lights of Bluetooth Indicator stops and then change to plain blinking blue. Normally, the phone would also show briefly on its display if it’s already paired and connected to SuperTooth or if pairing with it failed.
The SuperTooth kit is now ready to use.

Pair to a Bluetooth Device (new and re-pair)

1. Locate the Bluetooth icon in the lower-right corner of the computer screen, and compare the status to Table 1.
   (The Bluetooth icon may be hidden, click the Show hidden icons arrow to show any hidden icons.)
   
   Bluetooth Icon Status Enabled - The Bluetooth adapter is ready to pair with another Bluetooth device.
   Connected - The Bluetooth adapter is already connected to a Bluetooth device (if the desired device is not the one its connected to, it will have to be re-paired). Disabled - The wireless switch is off. For information on how to turn the wireless switch on refer to the
   Online User's Guide. None When no icon shows the Bluetooth driver needs to be installed, refer to Dell Knowledge Base Article:
   "How to Download and Install the Latest Dell Wireless Bluetooth Driver" Table 1: Bluetooth status
2. Verify the following conditions have been met:
   • Batteries are Installed in the Mouse and Keyboard.
   • The Bluetooth adapter, USB Bluetooth adapter or 13/19-in-1 Media Card Reader is installed in or attached to the computer.
   • The latest version of Dell Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Bundle is installed,
     if unsure refer to Dell Knowledge Base Article: "How to Download and Install a Driver"
   • The Bluetooth device you are going to pair is within 30 ft. (10 meters) of the computer.
3. Right-click the Bluetooth icon in the system tray.
4. Click Add a Bluetooth Device.
5. Turn on the Bluetooth mouse and press the Bluetooth connect button on the bottom of the mouse. The Bluetooth LED on top of the mouse should start blinking. If the LED does not blink, press the Bluetooth connection button again and hold it down for 2-3 seconds until the Bluetooth LED starts blinking.
6. Click Next to start searching.
7. Click the icon for the mouse to highlight it and then click Next.
8. The connection is set up automatically. Once the connection to the mouse has been created, the wizard closes and returns to the Bluetooth Settings window. The new connection is now listed there. The link symbol under the mouse indicates it is connected.
9. SetPoint will now launch and ask to check for updates, click OK. If an update is available click to download it.
10. After the update has been applied, click OK.
11. Turn on the Bluetooth keyboard and press the Bluetooth connect button on the bottom of the keyboard. The Bluetooth LED on top of the keyboard should start blinking. If the LED does not blink, press the Bluetooth connection button again and hold it down for 2-3 seconds until the Bluetooth LED starts blinking.
12. Click the box next to My device is set up and ready to be found and then click Next to start searching.
13. Click the icon for the keyboard you want to connect to in order to highlight it and then click Next.
14. When the keyboard is connected, the Confirm Keyboard Connection screen appears. A passkey that has been generated for the keyboard is shown. Type in the passkey as it is shown on the screen. Note:
    The keyboard can only store one passkey. The passkey is unique to each computer. If you try to connect the keyboard to more than one computer, the passkey is changed each time you create a connection.
15. The connection is set up automatically. Once the connection to the keyboard has been created, the wizard closes and returns to the Bluetooth Settings window. The new connection is now listed there. The link symbol under the keyboard indicates it is connected. You are now be able to use the devices.