20 Most Recent Logitech Cordless Mouse - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Are there other wireless devices nearby that could be interfering with the signal? Is there a button on the USB dongle and the mouse that can be pressed so the two receivers can locate each other?

The new receiver may have been made for just a wireless mouse, not a mouse and keyboard. If so, you probably won't get it to work.

Try a wired mouse or another USB device to see if the USB port has been damaged. Try a USB phone charger cable to see if there is power from the USB port. If the USB port is working for other devices then try your wireless stick on another PC.

Try this out. http://support.logitech.com/en_us/software/unifying As long as both receivers have that "unifying" logo you should be able to use that.

Hi, Firstly, what browser you use has nothing to do with mouse operation. Also, if it is a cordless mouse then there is no cable connection. Secondly, there were always problems with mouse operations in XP depending on the make of the mouse. Do not (out of frustration) hit the enter key repeatedly, as this may do more harm than good to your computer. Check that the mouse battery is good. Check that the usb connector to the computer is clean. If you have a setup CD for the mouse,try reinstalling it. Yu can if you feel confident go into Device manager and renew or remove the mouse driver and then allow the computer to detect it agian, however unless you know how this may not be the better option. Cheers

Yes. Get another mouse on eBay.

A different driver or replace wireless mouse hardware

that's a defective one. contact the provider or buy another one. O try to turn off and restart the laptop. Let's see if it's working again.

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Please refresh the wireless connection
in order to do so please press and hold down the connect button at the bottom of the mouse and the connect button on the receiver together and release both the buttons together.
this should referesh the wireless connection.

You will find a greater selection of mice on the internet, every kind in the world. Also it will be delivered to your house.

Look for a button on the bottom of the mouse, or a little arrow. Any markings indicating removal.

mouse pad would help but you may have a virus so go to windows help and support and download the windows defender and run it, there have been a lot of bugs affecting mice lately however do try to use something that has a surface on it that would make the mouse work better if it does work better then buy a mouse pad next if it's still slow you can go to control panel and sped up the mouse and also into tools Internet connections and change the mouse properties there.

There are some mouse's which are no-power.
Those mouse's are powered through electromagnetic field generated by the mose-pad.
This kind of mouse-pad have a coil inserted and some electronic circuitry inside pad. This is the way to power this kind mouse.

Hope this will help you...

if the mouse is a Bluetooth wireless mouse, which by the way you describe the instructions for reconnecting it sounds like it could be the case, you press the buton on the corded reciever unit first, wait a few seconds and press the button on the mouse. This should synchronize your mouse and your PC.

in order to give you more details than that, i would need to know the model of mouse you're using.

Because you don't list what model Logitech cordless mouse you have, look in this list to see if yours is on it. If it is, click on the link and download and install the driver. This download has the latest drivers and SetPoint software for Logitech cordless, wireless and Bluetooth pointing devices (mouse).
http://www.softwarepatch.com/utilities/logisetpoint-dl.html
Specifically the mouse driver is for the following models:

• Anywhere Mouse MX
  
• Cordless Mini Optical Mouse
  
• Cordless Optical Mouse
  
• Cordless Optical TrackMan
  
• Cordless TrackMan Optical
  
• Cordless TrackMan Wheel
  
• G1 Optical Mouse
  
• G3 Laser Mouse
  
• G5 Laser Mouse
  
• G500 Gaming Mouse
  
• G7 Laser Cordless Mouse
  
• G9 Laser Mouse
  
• G9x Laser Mouse
  
• LS1
  
• LX3
  
• LX3 Plus Laser
  
• LX5
  
• LX6
  
• LX7
  
• LX8
  
• M110
  
• M205
  
• M305
  
• M500
  
• M505
  
• M555b
  
• M705
  
• MX 610
  
• MX 610 Left-Hand
  
• MX 620
  
• MX Revolution
  
• MX1100
  
• Optical Mouse
  
• Performance Mouse MX
  
• Racer Mouse
  
• Spot Mouse
  
• Tiger Mouse
  
• Trackman Marble
  
• TrackMan Wheel
  
• Trackman Wheel
  
• V100
  
• V150
  
• V200
  
• V220
  
• V320
  
• V400
  
• V450
  
• V470
  
• V500
  
• V550
  
• VX Nano
  
• VX Revolution
  
• Zebra Mouse

I hope this helps and good luck!
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No you don't :) this is a very basic wireless generic mouse. All you need to know is where is the on/off switch, plug the USB receiver on front panel of your PC, and replace batteries when empty.