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it is not worth the effort, go a buy a mouse, its going to cost you around 10 for a basic wire mouse. the time and effort to make your old one wired, its not worth it.
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Most of these are brand specific. If the unit is bluetooth (I don't think this is the case) , you can buy a dongle, no problem. If not, you can try to find a used on for sale. You can buy a basic wireless keyboard and mouse new for under $30.
Try plugging the transmitter into a different usb port. then after making sure the batteries are okand the mouse is on, press the button on the transmitter and then the reset button on the bottom of the mouse. after this works, you should be able to use any usb port again.
You should have a small button on the inside of that mouse close to the battery .You will need to press that button to connect to that device you have pluged into the computer.Also make sure the device is connected to the computer.
For wireless mouse, it has a USB dongle or base that has transceiver to receive command from the mouse via RF signal.
The mouse has a laser underneath that detects the dpi (dots per inch) movement of the mouse. It also has transmitter that communicates with the USB transceiver via RF signal.
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