wireless notebook optical mouse problems not working?
138766
Have you installed the driver? If Yes try to uninstall and reinstall to your notebook. Or buy new optical mouse.
1022866
Optical mice rely on being able to read the surface they are on. perhaps whatever surface you are mousing on is simply not compatible. try a mouse pad or no mouse pad or a pepperoni pizza. the last one wont work but its pretty tasty! good luck!
947494
No, you can't. Your wi-fi card is specifically and only designed to talk to other network aware devices, a mouse isn't a network device so this will simply never work.
781985
you need to take the batteries out of the mouse for 30 mins, push and hold the button on the receiver for 20 seconds.\nreplace batteries, press the button on the receiver for 2 seconds then immediately press the connect button on the mouse it should then work. you may have to press the receiver button and mouse connect to set it.\n(You are just resetting the channels)
439565
If it's the "8D Scrolling Mouse Optical Trackball" or something like that (basically, it has a trackball where a scroll wheel would be), than I have the drivers for it. If it is, I'll update tomorrow with the location of it.\n\nEdit:\nIf it is the the 8D mouse the url to download the driver is: http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=128319\n\nIf not, I'm sorry I couldn't help.
576068
Get a wireless mouse...get any chair...sit and just roll the mouse in your lap or U'r secretary's back...I hope U know how to click!
845127
obviously you cant hook it up because there is no port. try a different mouse
943856
so the router is connected to your internet modem, your PC is wired to the router, and your notebook connects wirelessly?\n\nIf that it the case, it sounds like your wireless connection might not be working so good. Have you tried connecting your notebook by wire and see if the surfing is better?
1112116
Optical mouse likes an even dull non-reflective colour surface. It goes willy nilly when u use it on a shiny surface.\n\nTry slowing down the response speed in the mouse configuration for Pointer Options found in the Control Panel.\n\nAlso your mouse may require specific software to be installed. Don't rely on the Windows default drivers for mouse. If your mouse come packaged with a installer CD, install that.\n\nSee if that correct the problem!\n\nAlso scan system for Viruses.
914979
Make sure that you have admin privleges. It shouldnt matter, but its the only thing I can think of.\n\nYou may want to reload the mouse drivers. Open Control Panel and double click on Mouse. On the hardware tab, select properties, then select troubleshoot. Somewhere in there is a place to reload or update the drivers.
532599
yep plug it into ur USB port and away ya go.. thats what i use a notebook mouse but i have a desktop.. so yeah.. it works.. just fine..
959140
I don't think they have driver for that.?Usualy come with V-cast download,or just drag and drops by usb with pc/ notebook.
14093
you might have a conflict between the mouse and another computer component.\n\nThe most common conflict is with the modem, so in case you are not using the modem, (most likely) try taking it off.\n\nyou can go to the control panel and under system, hadware,devices, look for the mouse and check if it has a conflict with any other hardware.
514679
Check your device manager to see if its listed under "mice and other pointing devices".  It should say something like, "Synaptics PS/2 Port TouchPad" or something similiar.  If you don't see it there, RIGHT click and scan for hardware changes.  You may need to perform a system recovery.  Otherwise, go to Best Buy and get a wireless USB mouse.  It's what I use for my laptop, works great.
319913
If they are both ps2 style then try a serial port mouse....the ps2 ports may be bad or drivers may have gotten corrupted. If the serial mouse works you will at least be able to go into device manager and check things out.
522867
you probably have a resource confilt in the IRQ's, if the mouse is USB, try changing the port, or updating the sound drivers
845460
Have you tried rebooting your system without the dead mouse attached (LOL), then plugging it back in? This might get windows to redetect it, but you'd have to leave the other (wheel) mouse off when you do this.\n\nHave you tried Start, Control Panel, Mouse, and having a look at the Troubleshooting options ?\n\nOr by "mouse" do you mean a touch pad or other inbuilt pointing device? There are options for them also in Control Panel.