I want to use this mouse with my Windows Surface RT that obviously does not have a PC card slot. So how would I recharge the mouse?
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I would suggest getting an inexpensive USB to PCMCIA adaptor. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_10?field-keywords=usb+pcmcia+adapter
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Yes you can use a mouse, just jack in the USB and you should get the access to the mouse. I have used it before.
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Plug the wireless piece into an empty USB port. Turn the mouse on and it should work. If not then you may need to charge it by plugging the cable into the mouse and a USB port.
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By simply plugging in the adapter into a USB port that comes with the mouse. This adapter is housed on the underside of the mouse. Pull it out and plug it into the laptop or CPU.
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Download it from Microsoft. You can google "Microsoft optical notebook optical mouse 3000" and get a link right to the driver. Actually, it does not /need/ the software, since both Windows and Mac will initially see it as a basic USB mouse. However, the software will allow you to set the scroll speed and options for the additional button on the side (which usually activates a nifty magnifier).
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Recharging is not an option that Ive found or needed. Ive had my mouse for months and am a heavy computer user. Ive not had any need to replace the batteries.
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Inside the mouse battery compartment is a small wireless receiver that needs to be plugged into the computer's USB port. They seem to have left this important info out of the instructions, but once you do that and put in the batteries, it should work fine (the mouse has an on-off switch on the bottom also).
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I'd hope most likely you could get a replacement sent or if not maybe find a spare usb piece. if not that's just plain stupid because that piece is smaller than the tip of my finger. if I didn't use the mouse all the time and keep it plugged in my laptop, that usb would probably been long gone. Oh J Berry, this is how you program the mouse for any computer. First, open the door next to laser lens on bottom, insert 2 AA battery, and return and close lid over battery compartment. Okay! Okay, joking aside, insert USB plug into any USB port you have free(note: easiest to reach, seems to work great). Alright, turn mouse over and find switch which has 3 options; off, on with battery save(no lights), and ON( screw energy saver, this mouse is bomb), turn to either Ons. Bam mouse now works with you pc
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I bought a wireless mouse that uses a usb port.It does not with a mouse attached.
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https://www.microsoft.com/surface/en-us/support/hardware-and-drivers/add-a-bluetooth-device Turn on bluetooth on your surface and turn on the mouse and hold the bluetooth button on the bottom. Give it some time to pair.
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You can connect a USB mouse to the USB port. It will be recognized and a cursor will appear.
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It is not rechargeable.it does have sub cable.Great mouse for long hours in front of the screen
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It's a rechargeable battery. This is not like most mice I've had that comes with a nub you plug into the laptop and takes regular batteries that last about a year. This comes with a battery like your cell phone would take. You plug the mouse into a charging cradle and then can play wireless, but the cradle has to stay plugged in. The battery charge will only last a day (several hours), and then you'll either have to charge the mouse in the cradle or switch to the wired version. The battery is replaceable.
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I don't think I got specific instructions with my mouse either, I do not know of a manual for the product. I have found that if the mouse does not seem to be working properly, you have to plug the USB directly to the computer, and not through a USB extension of any kind. Mine would not work, but when I plugged it straight into the computer it worked fine. Do you have a specific question about how to do something? Maybe I can help.
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I found the solution via Logitech support!This issue sometimes proves to be static energy trapped inside the mouse. Please plug the USB receiver into a different USB port, and use this procedure to drain the mouse of all static energy: 1. Shut off the mouse and remove the batteries.2. Press all the buttons repeatedly for 30 seconds. This will drain all the static energy that may be trapped in the mouse.3. Put the batteries back in the mouse and turn it on4. Wait a few seconds for it to re-connect and test the left click
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Seriously 2 steps. Plug in the USB that comes with the mouse. Then use the mouse. Amazingly easy and worth every penny. You can repeat these steps with any computer you need too as well. I have used mine on 3 separate laptops with no problems.
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I'm not totally sure (I haven't tried rechargeable batteries in mine) but I don't think it would charge them. As far as I know, Razer uses their own battery packs in their rechargeable mouses.