How do you set up the mouse?
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Without knowing what system and OS you are using most gadgets today are plug and play. Just plug the usb dongle in the usb port and let the software drivers load then just use it.
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Just charge the battery by plugging in the USB cable, and then plug in the mini-transmitter...and that is it.Marie-Madeleine
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first, you must tell me if you have a Mac or a PC. I can help you if you have a Mac, not a PC.For a Mac: Open System Preferences, the find Bluetooth on window, click to open and then just follow the instructions on the display...very easy on the Mac.
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Just charge the battery by plugging in the USB cable, and then plug in the mini-transmitter...and that is it. Marie-Madeleine
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I bought this for my wife she did the same thing that Marie M Stey told you.
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Dear Kornelia, the mouse came with an USB Bluetooth adapter. Connect it to your computer, after recognition, look down your mouse and will find the ON/OFF switch. Turn it ON. If you can't see the red light then charge the mouse'a battery with the USB cable, the connector is on the front side of the mouse. If all above was meet, then your computer should've recognize your new mouse. Enjoy it as me.
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Unfortunately you dont. You can use the arrow keys. I use a regular mouse with mine. It's a fantastic keyboard, perfect size & not overly sensitive (no accidental key pressing). They do make another one with a scroll, but the mouse set-up is odd...
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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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Try X-Mouse Control at http://www.highrez.co.uk/downloads/XMouseButtonControl.htm
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You will need to install the Logitech Unifying Software on your computer and run it to set up your mouse with the receiver. http://support.logitech.com/software/unifying
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I tried, there was no mouse movement, As far as I know The software should be installed first to pair the touchpad with it's usb receiver. If you have Logitech setpoint on your xp box, it has a built-in support for unifying. Logitech listed xp on the download page of their wireless touchpad : logitech.com/en-us/428/8417?section=downloads&bit;=&osid;=1
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Connect the usb plug into the computer & turn on the mouse. It should respond allowing the mouse to move the icon pointer.
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I have not needed to program the mouse but I know you can. You need to go to their website and get the directions. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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There's a button on the bottom at the back of the mouse, push it and the top pops open. In it you'll find the USB plug and a space to put a battery. To close just pop the the plastic piece back into place.
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If you use a mac, turn the mouse on, open system preferences/mouse/set up bluetooth mouse. If you don't use a mac I can't help.
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That is unfortunate, it is because your device is not getting paired with the machine. It never happened with me. Could you try using a different USB port. I do not know if there is any driver for the mouse that you could install.
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i dont use a mouse. just the keyboard and my fingers to touch the screen. did not know one could use a mouse.
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Just plug it in to the usb port,make sure it's turned on wait about 30 sec. Turn the system off and back on when the system comes back on it should work in a few sec. Make sure to the mouse power is on the entire time. There should be a red light on the bottom of the mouse.
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The USB dongle is well hidden on the underside of the mouse. Pull it out and plug into the port on your computer, add batteries and you should be good to go.
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There is no installation. Windows 7 should automatically recognize the mouse as a generic 'HID-compliant Mouse' and use the built-in Windows mouse driver. Make sure the battery is in correctly and that the small usb radio is plugged in to a working usb port on your computer. If it doesn't work, try plugging it into a different usb port. Also, sometimes you need to press the DPI button on the mouse to activate it. Good luck!
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This mouse should require no setup. Just plug the wireless USB adapter into your computer and it should be ready to use in a matter of seconds.