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702356 Post Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:06 am Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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I use a Logitech wireless mouse with the connection to the PC via a USB connector. I have had it for a couple of years and it has never caused any problems until now.

Using the mouse keys, I cant drag & drop, copy& paste, highlight mulpiple cells in Excel etc.

I have tried new batteries with no effect.

Using the old cabled USB mouse, which I don't want to, solves all the problems (except it won't scroll with the wheel)

Any ideas?

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Hi Geoff mice do not live forever.
Mine died after about three years.

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DTPCHEMICALS wrote:
Hi Geoff mice do not live forever.
Mine died after about three years.

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Hi Dave

didn't realise electric mice had a life span Crying or Very sad

looks like a trip to buy a new one Shocked

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Hi Geoff

I presume you have pressed the "Connect" buttons on both the mouse and the receiver gadget?? Confused

Mine went a bit wobbly once so I disconnected the receiver (if that's what it is called?) from the computer, took the batteries out of the mouse, then re-assembled everything and pressed the said "connect" buttons, and it came back to life.

Bet you have already done it - but worth mentioning!

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Zebedee wrote:
Hi Geoff

I presume you have pressed the "Connect" buttons on both the mouse and the receiver gadget?? Confused

Mine went a bit wobbly once so I disconnected the receiver (if that's what it is called?) from the computer, took the batteries out of the mouse, then re-assembled everything and pressed the said "connect" buttons, and it came back to life.

Bet you have already done it - but worth mentioning!

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Hi Dave

strangely, there are no connect buttons to push Rolling Eyes Sad Laughing

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StAubyns,

Are you telling us everything,,You have not changed your pc or anything like that, if not, then I would disconnect the receiving unit that plugs into the pc, and remove all batteries from mouse and receiver, for a minimum of 1 minute, preferably longer, reassemble and plug in again, if that doesn't work, I would be down the local pc emporium purchasing a new one.

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steco1958 wrote:
StAubyns,

Are you telling us everything,,You have not changed your pc or anything like that, if not, then I would disconnect the receiving unit that plugs into the pc, and remove all batteries from mouse and receiver, for a minimum of 1 minute, preferably longer, reassemble and plug in again, if that doesn't work, I would be down the local pc emporium purchasing a new one.


Hi Steve

same computer, no changes whatsoever Confused

tried what you and Zeb suggested, no improvement Sad

look like its died and gone to mouse heaven Laughing Laughing

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Well, If its died its died, valid reason to go down to the shop and have a rummage, and spend more money than you really wanted.

Bet you come back with more than just a mouse !!

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Hi

Have you tried re-installing the drivers for the mouse? Did it come with a CD? From memory logitech also have the drivers on their web site for download. That way you will get the up-to-date ones.

Maybe worth a try especially as the wired one is working OK!

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Hi Keith

just tried the Logitech site, downloaded a driver detector, and was offered a new driver for $29.95 Crying or Very sad

I think a new mouse would be cheaper Laughing they only offered a PS2 compatible driver anyway

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