I have tried AA batteries and the cover does not close. AAA seems to have the same problem. I have not been able to locate my user manual. I would so aprreciate any suggestions. Thank you~

It will depend on brand and type of the remote control. Refer its manual for details.

Take a look at http://www.batterywarehouse.co.uk
Here you'll find AA, AAA, AAAA batteries...Cheers!

its so not true instead try the fatter batteries maybe just one would do it

Yes. The charger will charge any brand of NiMH batteries.

Its possible- did you buy your mouse and keyboard in a combo package, together? Either way, I would suggest looking over your user manuals if you still have them, and you can simply follow the first time instructions over again to make it functional Its also possible that your batteries died (if it uses AA or AAA batteries) or that the drivers were corrupted, causing your mouse to stop working. If your mouse came with a disk that you were instructed to run before plugging in your mouse, I would find it and reinstall the software.
All in all, unless your batteries have died (if it uses AA or AAA batteries, some models do not), the best advice would be to find the manuals and software, and set it up again as if it were brand new.

Best of luck!

Underneath the pink inside sole is a box for the battery. Pop the plastic cover with a small screwdriver. Install 1 "AAA" battery in each slipper and replace plastic cover. The button to turn the massage off and on is on the side of each slipper on the outer sole.

99% of all remotes today have either AA or AAA batteries. If you remover the battery cover the size is normally printed inside and on the batteries if they are there.

This is from the user 's manual i just copy paste it

Specification: Voltage : AC 220V - AC 240V,
Input : 50/60 Hz 6W,
Output : DC 2.4V 220-280mA x2 (AA),
100-140mA x2 (AAA),
LED indicator : ON - charging OFF - Timer off (approx 16hours) Battrey/Charge Time Approximate Hours :
-Eneloop Ni-MH AA (typ 2000mAh) 10(h),
-Eneloop Ni-MH AAA (typ 800mAh) 8(h),
-Ni-MH AA (typ 2700mAh) 13(h),
-Ni-MH AA (typ 2500mAh) 12(h),
-Ni-MH AA (typ 2100mAh) 10(h),
-Ni-MH AA (typ 1700mAh) 8(h),
-Ni-MH AAA (typ 1000mAh) 10(h),
-Ni-MH AAA (typ 900mAh) 9(h),
-Dimension : 118 x 75 x 40 mm

Please refer to your charger user manual: but in general, this indicates that the charger has determined that one or more of your rechargeable is faulty (despite the fact that it may still hold a partial charge).
Smart charger can measure the expected voltage and current flow and will prevent any 'faulty' cells to be charged (those 'faulty' rechargeable batteries may actually still be useful and charged on other less intelligent charger). Try charging them individually (if your charger can handle individual battery) or in different pair combination to locate flaw cell.
Hope it helps.

I know you say that A and AAA batteries don't fit, the the camera calls for (4) 1.5 V AAA-batteries. There are no other batteries that I am aware of that either resemble or replace that size and style of battery. You may want to try again. I hope this helps and good luck!
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