I broke my scroll wheel - Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 v2.0

One of the major warnings Apple includes with all of its iPods is the permanent hearing damage that could occur if you have the volume on your iPod turned up too high.

To help combat the problem, the iPod comes with a feature that allows you to set a maximum volume level that your iPod can be played at that level is controlled by a combination that can keep others namely children from turning the volume up to dangerous levels.

The good news is, if that combination falls into the wrong hands, it can be reset.

Use your iPod's click wheel to scroll down to "Settings."

Press the center button located in the middle of the click wheel to select the settings menu.

Scroll down to "Playback" and press the center button to select it.

Scroll to "Volume Limit" and press the center button to select it.

Use the click wheel to scroll to the first number of the old combination and press the center button to select it.

Repeat this process for all four numbers of the old combination.

Use the click wheel to scroll to where you want the maximum volume to be set and press the center button.

Use the click wheel to scroll to "Lock" and press the center button.

Use the click wheel to enter the first number of the new combination when the message "Enter New Combination" appears on the screen repeat the process for the three remaining numbers.

Once the four numbers have been entered, your iPod's maximum volume will be set and your password will be changed.

hope this helps

Use your iPod's click wheel to scroll down to "Settings."

Press the center button located in the middle of the click wheel to select the settings menu.

Scroll down to "Playback" and press the center button to select it.

Scroll to "Volume Limit" and press the center button to select it.

Use the click wheel to scroll to the first number of the old combination and press the center button to select it.

Repeat this process for all four numbers of the old combination.

Use the click wheel to scroll to where you want the maximum volume to be set and press the center button.

Use the click wheel to scroll to "Lock" and press the center button.

Use the click wheel to enter the first number of the new combination when the message "Enter New Combination" appears on the screen repeat the process for the three remaining numbers.

Once the four numbers have been entered, your iPod's maximum volume will be set and your password will be changed.

hope this helps

Sounds like its broke....i just bought a new Logitech cordless mouse and keyboard for $26 so maybe its time to buy new when its so cheap

1) Turn on your Fuze, and press the Home button (little button to upper-right of scroll wheel).

2) Scroll to the "Parametros" (Settings) menu, and click the scroll wheel to enter it.

3) On the Pamametros menu, scroll down to the last item, which should be "Configuracion del sistema" (System Settings), and click the scroll wheel to enter it.

4) On the Configuracion del sistema menu, scroll down to the 6th item, which should be "Idioma" (Language), and click the scroll wheel to enter it.

5) On the Idioma menu, select the top item "English".

that is exactly the problem, the only solution is get the mouse replaced

my best suggestion is that at the cost of a new mouse replace it. No there is no way to service the scroll wheel in a mouse

Fixing the wheel/scroll malfunction was as simple as a reboot. I usually shut down in hibernate. Apparently the system needed a complete reboot to reset.

Thank you for following up.

You should make sure that you have the LX7 Setpoint software installed to set the features you want. For the scroll button or button three if pressed, I have mine set to zoom (first selection). The scroll function of the wheel should be automatic. Go the mouse movement settings and set the scroll size to 6 lines. That should allow you to scroll your pages adequately. If this helps send a reply for others to view.

OK this is a little hard to describe, but I think my son and I figured it out. The spring has sort of a loop at one end and a square tail at the other end. The loop end fits inside the wheel then the spring follows the channel in the plastic. Finally, the square tail goes underneath into a hole in the plastic piece. I wish I had a photo but my camera broke!!

Mine also stopped functioning so took it to a camera repair shop. The shaft had broken and had to be replaced. It cost me approx a sixth of the price of the camera.