20 Most Recent Logitech Cordless Mouse - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Your driver can be downloaded from this tool: Driver Update. Download it, and make your update. Have a nice day. Roger

There is no switch that I know of. The mouse will shut off automatically due to a period of inactivity after you stop moving the mouse, so you do not need a switch.

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you should hold the reset button on the receiver for 5 seconds. let it go and immediately press the reset button on the mouse once. If done in this order it should be ok.

I use Logitech wireless mice and so does my wife. After a battery change you have to reconnect the mouse with the wireless receiver . First push the button on the receiver, then push the button on the bottom of the mouse. It should connect and you will be ready to go. If this doesn't get the mouse working, you may have to unplug the mouse, then plug it back in the USB port, then reconnect to the receiver. Hope that helps.

Often the sync button can be found inside the battery compartment. Unless it's a tiny USB receiver, you probably also need to press the sync button on the receiver within a couple of seconds of pressing the sync button on the mouse. If that doesn't work or make sense, please provide the mouse model #.

Assuming you're using Windows, go to the Control panel, then Mouse. It may help to change to Classic control panel or setting the View to 'small icons', depending on the OS. You can change the mouse sensitivity in that dialog.

No lights of any kind? First, make sure the battery is put in correctly. It is easy to get them backwards and absolutely nothing will happen. I had a logitech mouse given to me as nonworking and all I had to do was turn the battery around and it worked fine. Second, you might need to try a different brand battery. I have had AA batteries that had short terminals on the + side and would not make contact in the battery box of the mouse. If neither of those work clean the terminals in the battery box really well with a fingernail file or knife or even a fingernail emery board. Sometimes a little corrosion can be in just the wrong place and keep the battery from making contact. If none of these work the mouse has more serious problems than you probably want to tackle, given the price of a new mouse.

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Usually Cordless mouse comes with rechargable batteries, that you don't need to change so frequently, if you charge them at regular intervals with charger provied along.
However, you can change the batteries, by turning the mouse upside down. Now you see the battery compartment, just open it by pressing the lock down. Now pull down the old batteries and replace with new one. Just make sure that the new batteries are placed in the same way as the old one.


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There should be a button on the receiver and on the bottom of the mouse, also 1 on the bottom of the keyboard. You will have to press all of these to get your stuff synced with the receiver. The they should function as they are supposed to. Usually it is press receiver button first, the the peripherals , ( mouse and keyboard ). I had some problems once when there were too many metal objects in the signal path to the receiver , once I moved them out of them way, everything worked fine.

Amazon seems to carry the Excell Wireless mouse battery which it claims is a replacement for the M-RAK89B. Check the stats in your user manual (even if you have to find it online) to make sure this battery has the same specs as yours. http://www.amazon.com/Exell-Wireless-Battery-190264-0000-L-LC3H-AA/dp/B00GNHEOJW/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1404763554&sr=8-13&keywords=logitech+batteries

Try cleaning it, unplugging and reinstalling

"DONGLE" is usually that thing which is attached through one connector to computer, usb, com or even lpt. In your case, is a little usb which must be inserted in usb.....

Unfortunately, many even relatively modern BIOSes don't allow use of USB keyboards. (That's why these things have drivers in Windows.)

See if you can borrow someone's old PS2 keyboard (nothing to do with PlayStation) and plug that in.

You might be lucky and have a BIOS that does support this, so look through the various settings, but might be quicker to find your original keyboard.

Fist make sure your operating system is supported. Read the list below. Next click the link below or paste this link into your browser and click the blue 'download software' button on the lower left of the page. Follow the instructions on the screen to download then execute the setup. Good Luck. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/v470-cordless-laser-mouse-for-bluetooth?crid=398&osid=14&bit=64 Your V470 Mouse is supported by:

• Windows 7
• Windows XP
• Windows Vista
• Macintosh OS X 10.4+

The V470 Mouse is not supported on Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, UNIX or Linux.

u must use li-ion baterry not drycell