Wireless mouse how do i setup the wireless mouse to my computer the connection on wireless was usb my original was a usb via a round plug into the computer. I used the connector for the wireless one but nothing happened in fact I then changed back to original one and that did not work either, so turned computer off and then on again and original worked don't know why!

how it works or how to make it work and use it,"?
2 different and using it is easy.
first NO PC stated, where do you want to use this thing, on a computer? what computer, non stated, but does work on PCs.
with windows.

my guess, (hard top find documents on this)
but if wire less mouse
1: put fresh batteries inside mouse.
2:connect USB Blue tooth receiver to USB port on PC. (no PC stated)
3: let windows plug and play it ,l with needed internet connection.
the L you put 007l makes it hard to find
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To setup a wireless mouse regardless of its type, do the following:

1. Insert the USB transmitter (this could look like a mini plug or a stick) and wait for windows to complete installation.
2. Once this is successful, turn on the mouse by holding down the power button. Or insert the disc that came with the mouse and run the installer. The installer will install the device drivers and setup your mouse's configuration panel which will reside in your system tray.

Make sure that the mouse has batteries and that it is switched on for it to work. It will glow red when it is switched on.

The round plug is for older computers that don't have USB. You don't need to concern yourself with it if you have USB. Just use the USB connection and everything will be fine.

the mouse is wireless. If you bought the mouse from a store it should have came with a dock, that connects via USB to your PC/Laptop etc.. The dock will be plug and play, which means as soon as you plug it into your PC it will pick-up the device and automatically begin to install the drivers for the device.

Once you have plug the usb dock in, and it has installed the drivers. Aslong as the mice has a charge it will be ready for use.

A lot depends on where the keyboard and mouse are plugged in. I have seen in the past that the USB in the back works better than the front. Are these the original keyboard and mouse? If not, use the original until after Windows loads the desktop.

If this is an older wireless mouse setup with two connections to the computer one ps2(round plug) and another usb(flat plug) try restarting the computer with the usb moved to another port. Make sure the ps2 plug is securely plugged in to the correct ps2 port.

just found?

Normal 0 Go to Control Panel and click on the Mouse icon. Then the mouse properties will appear showing the mouse buttons. Check to make sure they are set properly.
Hope this helps. Bud

It is compatible with a wireless mouse, as long as it is a PS2 mouse.  if it is USB you could try using a converter, but it may not work.

With USB wireless mice, you plug in the USB wireless adapter, and turn on the mouse. Windows XP should automatically install the software, if not, install the software on the disk that the mouse came with (if there is one). If there isn't a disk, Windows XP will most likely install the drivers automatically. Press the connect button on both the mouse, and the USB adapter, and it should all work. Good Luck