Hp wireless mouse not working - HP Wireless Optical Mouse

HP 2 4GHz Wireless Optical Black Mobile Mouse


A number of suggested solutions.

I'm afraid the the dongle is proprietary and only works with that particular mouse. You can however purchase a separate wireless keyboard and it shouldn't interfere with the mouse.

Cutting down on the number of wires that must be tolerated in a work station adds to maneuverability and ease of location. For all their convenience, though, wireless accessories bring with them a number of issues not present in their wired counterparts, most significantly battery change.
Instructions

1. • 1 Turn off the mouse.
     
   • 2 Remove the top of the top of the battery compartment. The button that releases it is located toward the rear of the mouse.
     
   • 3 Remove the old battery and place the new one in its place. Replace the cover and turn the mouse back on.
     

Read more: How to Replace the Batteries in an HP Wireless Mouse ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_6947071_replace-batteries-hp-wireless-mouse.html#ixzz1LpG7oNYf

It is possible the mouse needs new batteries or needs to be charged.

Try replacing the batteries to see if the mouse starts working.

If that does not work then try re-inserting the wireless receiver into a different USB slot.

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we dont do Samsung here, its HP
but HP mouse with no model stated, is impossible to be accentuate.
its a wireless mouse right, you left only small hint.
battery powered wireless mouse ,.by HP
windows 7
wireless mouse, HP and Samsung.
that takes 2 working drivers to make that work. both HP
the USB side and the mouse side.
HP does not support this on non HP computers so windows 7 is the only hope, MICROSOFT PLUG AN PLAY
you must be connected to the internet or its all just a wasted of time,
do so.
then plug both those things in.
the PC goes Dingdog sound telling you its found a new USB device.called wireless mouse HP, (no model stated)
then tries to find a driver on the web, MS servers for that.
if it can find one, then good luck, doing that. as the HP drivers will not like your PC
as here, if this is possible at all.

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/

wireless mouse 101 (no PC stated, no OS stated)
no mouse model stated.
so plug in a wired mouse for $3 and use that, until mr. wireless works?
the wireless needs many things to run right.
1: it's battery now dead. the manual to that covers this.
2: mouse drivers good . from HP if any HP mouse.
load the driver yet. Get them at HP, ever heard of theM>?
3: OS not corrupted, no OS stated, XP? vista, w7/8/10?
4: click CP control panel and set the mouse up like you want it.
there are many mouse controls ,and can be set wrong, simply.

You have to install the software that came with the wireless mouse. I have several, and some will and others won't work without the software. That is 90% what it is.

Remove the battery of the mouse and install new one and then press connect button from the mouse side and the receiver side also.

Try replacing the batteries. Wireless mice do funky things when the batteries are low.

Try a different surface like a magazine or a tablecloth. Some surfaces like glass and white marble do not work well with a laser mouse. To much reflection to track movement.