HP Wireless Mouse

[Guest Sam spade]

Purchased HP wireless mouse 9/4 and setup consisted of plugging in USB

transmitter and away I went. Today the mouse batteries died and I replaced

them. No matter what I did, could get no recognition that the PC recognized

the mouse. Called HP and after about 2 1/2 hours got to right department.

Actually one call they wanted $ to test my system, and all this over a $26

mouse. Item is warranted for 1 year and tomorrow they will call me so a new

can be obtained. Hoping someone reading this might offer a testing

suggestion. Using Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. Presently using old

wired PS2 mouse. Man this wireless stuff is great!!

[Guest Mike Hall - MVP]

Re: HP Wireless Mouse

 

"Sam spade" <sloopokespam@opto.net> wrote in message

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> Purchased HP wireless mouse 9/4 and setup consisted of plugging in USB

> transmitter and away I went. Today the mouse batteries died and I replaced

> them. No matter what I did, could get no recognition that the PC

> recognized the mouse. Called HP and after about 2 1/2 hours got to right

> department. Actually one call they wanted $ to test my system, and all

> this over a $26 mouse. Item is warranted for 1 year and tomorrow they will

> call me so a new can be obtained. Hoping someone reading this might offer

> a testing suggestion. Using Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005.

> Presently using old wired PS2 mouse. Man this wireless stuff is great!!

>

>

 

 

Presumably you have tried uninstalling/re-installing?

 

 

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[Guest PA Bear [MS MVP]]

Re: HP Wireless Mouse

 

Make certain that the receiver's not located anywhere near anything else

electrical (e.g., a router; a desklamp). Otherwise, try reinstalling the

mouse software.

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Sam spade wrote:

> Purchased HP wireless mouse 9/4 and setup consisted of plugging in USB

> transmitter and away I went. Today the mouse batteries died and I replaced

> them. No matter what I did, could get no recognition that the PC

> recognized

> the mouse. Called HP and after about 2 1/2 hours got to right department.

> Actually one call they wanted $ to test my system, and all this over a $26

> mouse. Item is warranted for 1 year and tomorrow they will call me so a

> new

> can be obtained. Hoping someone reading this might offer a testing

> suggestion. Using Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. Presently using

> old

> wired PS2 mouse. Man this wireless stuff is great!!

[Guest Jim]

Re: HP Wireless Mouse

 

On Mon, 20 Oct 2008 17:58:11 -0400, "Sam spade"

<sloopokespam@opto.net> wrote:

>Purchased HP wireless mouse 9/4 and setup consisted of plugging in USB

>transmitter and away I went. Today the mouse batteries died and I replaced

>them. No matter what I did, could get no recognition that the PC recognized

>the mouse. Called HP and after about 2 1/2 hours got to right department.

>Actually one call they wanted $ to test my system, and all this over a $26

>mouse. Item is warranted for 1 year and tomorrow they will call me so a new

>can be obtained. Hoping someone reading this might offer a testing

>suggestion. Using Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. Presently using old

>wired PS2 mouse. Man this wireless stuff is great!!

>

 

Reset button ? ( don`t use wireless but have read this before on n/g )