How can I re-sync the mouse to the computer? - Belkin DBF8E825USB Mouse

A Belkin Mini Wireless Optical Mouse frees you from the restriction imposed by the limit of the wire that your mouse uses to connect to your computer. The Belkin model works up to three feet away from the receiver and operates on a 27 MHz frequency. It's smaller than a regular mouse, making it easy to add it to a laptop case or desk drawer without losing much space in the process. Before you can use the Belkin Mini Wireless Optical mouse, you must install it. The receiver and the mouse should sync automatically; if they don't, you must perform the sync manually.

1 Press the bottom release tab on the top cover of the mouse. Insert the batteries included in the package and replace the cover.
2 Turn on your computer. Plug the Belkin USB receiver into a USB port on your computer. The drivers will install automatically.
3 Press the sync button on top of the USB receiver and then press the sync button on the bottom of the mouse to connect the two devices.
Warning

• close Before you can install the Belkin mouse, remove drivers for other wireless mouse types on your computer.

Insert the USB dongle that came with your technika wireless mouse into a USB computer port on your machine.

This dongle, which resembles a regular flash drive in appearance, can be plugged into any available USB port.

Once inserted, it immediately turns on.

Insert the required amount of batteries (typically two AA batteries, though it changes depending on the model) into the compartment on the bottom of your HP wireless mouse.

Flip the "ON" switch on the bottom of your technika wireless mouse.

Press the "Sync" button on the bottom of your technika wireless mouse.

The mouse will now sync with your computer and will be immediately usable.

hope this helps

i have read some good and bad reviews on this mouse one stated the wireles stopped working several times and it had to be replaced

Does this mouse need to sync with the reciever plugged into the computer?
Somewhere on the mouse and posssibly on the reciever plugged into the USB
port on the computer it should have a connect button. Usually to connect/sync
a mouse or keyboard press the button on the reciever first then press the connect
button on the mouse. Or if th mouse has a button just press the mouse button,
often the mouses lazer will blink until the mouse connects with the reciever then
just stay lit at this point it sould work. Another Question, how are the batteries in
the mouse?

You need to try restarting your computer and make sure that your receiver is plugged into your computer. I have this issue from time to time and this solves it.

This is kind of hard to diagnose without more information but i can try to help you out. Has the mouse ever worked? If the mouse was working fine and just quit working then you most likly will need to change the batteries. Once you change the batteries you will have to then re-sync the mouse with the usb device the plugs into the computer. Its usually just as simply as hitting the button the the usb device (adapter that connects to the computer) and then hitting the button on the bottom of the mouse (usually on the bottom) if this is the first time you are installing the device usually u put batteries in the mouse. Then you do the same sync process above. I hope this helps
Thanks
Steven.

Hi,
With the wireless mouse you also have a wireless adapter that is connected via usb to your computer. Insert the usb adapter in an available usb port on your computer. Wait for a few seconds until windows verfies and installs the new device. Then press the sync button located under the wireless adapter and at the same time press the sync button under your mouse.
The mouse will be ready to use.

Regards,
nicolasiac

Hi,
Take your wireless receiver that is connected to your computer and turn it over. There should be a red button. Press it once (propably a led light will start flashing). After you do that, take your wireless mouse and do the same. Turn it over and press the red sync button.
Your mouse should now be synced.

unhook the receiver and hook it back up to the computer and see if the computer redetects it. Either way if the light comes on try to sync it again with the keyboard and mouse. If it doesn't sync up with both the keyboard and mouse then the receiver is bad, if it syncs up with the mouse and its working and the keyboard but the keyboard is still not working, then the keyboard is defective and would need to be replaced.

There should be a tiny sync button on the mouse and the USB receiver that connects to your computer. Make sure your computer is on and loaded, then connect the USB receiver, and make sure the batteries are functional in the mouse. Once it's set up, simply press the sync button on the receiver, then press the sync button on the mouse and wait for it to sync up.

If your wireless adapter is bluetooth, you'll have to install the software that came with your mouse, and use the software to synch the mouse.

You should have a USB adapter that goes from the Charging base to your computer to make the connection. the wireless is from the base (charging unit) to the mouse.  once you connect your USB it should find the mouse and work. you may need to sync the base unit and mouse to complete the process, by first click the sync button on the base unit then the small sync button found on the bottom of the mouse