Wireless mouse stopped working.

The wireless mouse requires the receiver to work. There is a possibility that Bluetooth may pick it up but that is not usual.

Guys, did you READ the question? Bruce has lost his ONN USB Nano receiver, that is all - he is looking for a replacement.

I searched everywhere, and found no replacements. ONN has a website for numerous ONN replacements items, but no NANO receiver/dongle. I did find a wireless mouse for $.03, YES, 3 cents, at Walmart - it's an ONN brand https://www.walmart.com/ip/Onn-Wireless-Mouse-Fuchsia/292577928

If there are any available at Walmarts in your area, it's worth $.03 to buy it and see if the dongle will work.
Your post is a year old so you may not need one any longer, but if you still have your keyboard and mouse, it's worth a shot. I have lost mine also.

try replacing the batteries in the mouse as this happens when the battery voltage gets below working voltage required
batteries last about 5 to 8 weeks then it freezes the pointer

Try it on another computer. If won't work, it's bad news. Personally, I had a very bad experience with wireless "Mice"

My advice: get a new one

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Try replacing the batteries and connecting the mouse again. If you just now bought it and it doesn't work, ask for your money back. There are a lot of negative reviews for this mouse.

Hello,you can go to Control Panel, click on > Devices and Printers, then you can checking ( if you see the wireless mouse device it is recognized ) right click on the mouse/device > click on troubleshoot...in case you don't see any mouse device wireless,you need it > add device < on the left side up; make sure you have plug in the adapter wireless for mouse.

No Disk ? Go online to the company and they should have info. Or go to devices and have it search for new devices.

It sounds like the Drivers for the Mouse aren't be installed. Since it is a wireless mouse and receiver it will need separate drivers to function properly. If it came with a CD I would try re-installing any software that came on the disc. If not (I'm assuming its a Logitech Mouse here) I would visit the Logitech website (www.logitech.com) and see if you can locate Drivers there.

While this sounds redundant, check the batteries again, then hit the connection button on the receiver and the button on the bottom of the mouse. That will usually re-establish the connection.
If that does not work, go into Control Panel and Hardware and uninstall the mouse, then restart the computer. That may get it recognized again.
There have been some reports of issue where the because of Windows updates, some cordless mice no longer are recognized but they work on other computers. If that is what you have going on, there is no answer other than to get a different brand of wireless mouse that uses different drivers.

uninstall mouse software, Control panel,add remove programs, restart, then reinstall mouse software