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• Dysfunctions of the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 Nano transceiver

  Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 Nano transceiver malfunction, overheated and burned my hand, how to contact Microsoft and get a new mouse?

  I bought it on a year ago, worked well until the transceiver overheated and did not get recognized more by any pc.

  Hello

  The reasons of the overheating of the transceiver are not known, because it was not isolated incident, please go to the link provided below for more information on how to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and replace product manuals.

  How to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and replace product manuals

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/326246

  You can also get in touch with Microsoft hardware support for assistance.

  Contact us

  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/support/contact-us

   

• Microsoft wireless mobile mouse 4000 rubber wheels problems.

  My wheel cover Microsoft wireless mobile mouse 4000 rubber became sticky and is more tightly bound to the wheel. There were reported incidents of what happens to third parties?

  Hello

  Consult the broken / defective products section from the following link:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/support/contact-us

  I hope this helps.

• My Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 has stopped working!

  My Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 was working the other day and now won't work.  I tried batteries, turning power on and off, press and hold the bottom of the mouse USB and taking even the USB key.  I have a Windows 7 computer, I don't know how relevant this is, but I thought I should put it here anyway.  ANYONE HELP!

  I had the same problem and this is what worked for me:

  remove the USB transceiver

  Open the DEVICE MANAGER

  Right click on the MOUSE AND OTHER DEVICES of SCORE and choose SCAN for HARDWARE CHANGES

  Click with the right button on USB BUS CONTROLLERS, and then select SCAN for HARDWARE CHANGES

  Insert the USB transceiver

  Your computer should detect the mouse and function properly

  I have to repeat this process pretty much whenever I start my laptop, but it is only a few steps and not really a huge nusiance.

  Good luck.

• Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 - needs new batteries, but usually turn on after.

  I have a Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 and it has a slow red light which means that the batteries are low. So I put in new batteries and it won't turn! BUT, if I put the old battery in, it lights up? What in the world is not going?

  OK, I solved it. It turns out that someone decided they would take used batteries and swap them with new batteries, but put all the old back in the same box as the nine and mix them together... So I used just used batteries. I found 1 battery in good condition.

• Dysfunctions of the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 Nano transceiver... Burned my hand and melted!

  So this is the second of these that I had and both have experienced the same problem. They work great for a while (a while being a coupe of weeks) and then one day the computer just indicates that Windows does not recognize the device and it malfunctioned. Then, when I go to take the nano transceiver it burns my hand and blends almost. Please, someone tell me I can buy the nano transceiver separately. I now have two of them (well, Microsoft has replaced the first) and none works. I think that Microsoft won't keep replacing the entire unit for me, because they didn't need to send me the old one first. I would like to just buy some transceivers so that I can keep 'in stock' so to speak when they go wrong (if all goes well they won't be). It is a great mouse, it's just the transmitter/receiver that needs work. Thanks for any help!

  Transceivers are not sold separately therefore communicate with Microsoft and explain the problem.

  At the time of the first wired mouse for Internet Explorer, I got about 4 replaced at different times and never had to send it back.  I guess that the questions were grouped because finally they worked just, in fact two still work fine on the server PC that are average close to go wireless.

  Just be careful and don't ignite or burn.   I would add that I have the mouse BlueTrack Explorer on my desktop that works wonders and the Mini version on my netbook.  Both were perfectly executed.  I like the full size version because its rechargeable (when I remember to "anchor") so no more batteries wear out.

• Problem with Microsoft wireless mobile mouse 4000 scroll will not scroll on any computer?

  My mouse does not scroll vertically, but it scrolls horizontally. I tried different mouse on this computer and they are all scroll very well and I tested this mouse on different computers and it won't yet scroll. I followed through all the utilities provided on this site (checking the HID, reinstalling the software, verification of parasitic programs, etc.) and nothing has worked. Is there something else I'm missing?

  Hi Vjenkins,

  As the mouse does not work on different computers and other mice work on this computer, it seems that there is a problem with the mouse itself.

  Sinceyou have followed the steps mentioned in article to resolve problems with the mouse button or scroll the parameters, I would suggest that you contact Microsoft hardware support for further assistance.

  Hardware support

• MS Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 Setup will disable the existing capacities of touchpad?

  The installation of the driver software will disable the touchpad on my laptop confuzer existing capacity?

  Thank you.

  A moderator has moved this thread to the hardware and drivers Forum.

  Hi, Mr. mouse.

  Check the setting mentioned in the article below is not checked.

  How to disable a Touchpad with an external mouse

  http://www.ehow.com/how_7245885_disable-touchpad-external-mouse.html

• MS Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 battery light

  I recently bought the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 and it works perfectly on Windows 7 64.

  However, there is a battery indicator light on top of the mouse that shows various indications of course for the State of the battery, but I don't seem to be able to find what they mean despite research.

  The indications are as follows;

  • No light showed,
  • Fixed green light shown.
  • Fixed red light indicated
  • Red light "pulses" shown.

  I'd be happy if someone could inforn me that each State shown by the LED indicates.

  I have the same mouse.  When the battery is good the green light for 5 seconds when the power button on the mouse is on and that he will then to no light. I'm less sure on red lights, but if memory serves, when the battery starts to get low, the red light will appear for a few seconds when the power is on and then go to no light, and I think will be paid to the red light "pulses" when dangerously low.

• Microsoft will solve the problem of 'Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000'?

  Because the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 scroll wheel is more fluid than the other mice, and is not "on the points of many applications (including Picture Viewer from Microsoft in Windows 7)" are not recording movement in the scroll wheel :(

  These applications will record the movement when you flick madly (exaggerate your move), but on the tread of the wheel normal, nothing happens.

  After research, I understand that this is because many applications read the signal coming to the "click" or "bump" a wheel of traditional scrolling to 120 units of movement.

  It seems that the fluid motion in the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 sends in increments of 30 or 40 units and these programs don't scroll unless they get a signal of 120 (that's why you have to flip through wildly).

  It's sad because it means that I don't like the mouse and I won't buy Microsoft again unless they fix it!

  I recently bought Microsoft Wireless 4000 Mouse for my laptop DELL Latitude E6410. The laptop came with the default value to the pointing device setup application. I don't have Microsoft Intellipoint software. I have Win7 64 bit.

  Here are the problems with the scroll wheel I noticed when I bought a Microsoft Wireless Mouse 4000

  (o) the scroll wheel does not scroll through the items of the combobox when the combo did NOT fall down, but has the input focus.

  for example, control panel-> mouse-> pointers-> 'Plans' combobox.

  (o) the scroll wheel does not scroll the MS Office 2007 Ribbon.

  (o) in Word 2007, the Ctrl + wheel does not zoom out

  (o) the scroll wheel does not scroll the XML Notepad 2007

  Solution:

  This solution is not mine - it was on the internet already.

  It worked for me.

  I write this with additional measures for "how to get there."

  Go to the properties of the mouse-> Hardware tab

  Select the problematic mouse in the list "mouse HID-compliant".

  Click 'properties '.

  Go to the Details tab

  Select the "Device Instance path" in the combobox control.

  A value is displayed, for example: HID\VID_045E & PID_0745 & MI_01 & COL01\8 & 5538EC & 0 & 0000

  Note This value.

  Open the registry editor and navigate to:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\HID\VID_045E & PID_0745 & MI_01 & Col01\8 & 5538ec & 0 & 0000\Device Parameters

  The "Device Instance path" is the path of the "reg" key that corresponds to this instance of the mouse.

  In the device settings, add the following keys of reg DWORD (32 bit)

  HScrollHighResolutionDisable = 1

  VScrollHighResolutionDisable = 1

  Delta = 120 (decimal)

  Remove the radio and put it back (this type of re - initializes the driver). You can choose to restart the PC, too - no matter.

  It should work.

  Initially, I didn't put the key "Delta". But because of this, it was scrolling as if I pressed the keys 'Home' and 'End' - that is, all the way to the bottom or the top. After the 'Delta' key, it worked.

• Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 overheat

  My Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 is also overheating and I can't use the mouse more. It's too hot to the touch and I get an error message. I used this mouse last six months ago and it was working fine. I have not had to use one until this week. Please notify.

  Hello

  It seems that the mouse has developed a problem.

  Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 - has a 3 year warranty
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=013&active_tab=systemRequirements

  Microsoft Hardware warranties
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/warranties.mspx

  These mice are delivered with 90 tech support of day of the 1st incident that was about to begin when
  contact Microsoft at the number below. If the mouse is defective, they will replace it.

  Hardware support of MS and warranty claims
  Tech Support 1-800-936-5700 for MS Hardware.

  I hope this helps.

• Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 problems.

  I'm using Windows vista 32-bit on a Dell Studio 15 laptop.  I have a Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500.  I plugged the nano-receiver into my USB port and installed the driver but the mouse does not work.  It does not work if I move my mouse or click on the buttons.  I have bluetooth activated on my laptop but there is no button on the mouse or nano receiver to synchronize with the laptop.  I searched and searched the Internet to try to find an answer, but I don't see anything.  Can anyone help please?

  A couple of things you can look at at\try:

  1. Since beginning--> search box type mouse, when the application Microsoft Mouse appears select.
  2. Select the Dell Touchpad tab, then click on the picture to open the properties of the Touchpad.
  3. In the properties of the Touchpad, choose Device Select.
  4. Check the box that says "Disable touchpad/ponting stick when external USB mouse is present".
  5. Press OK.

  From my experience with Dell laptops, I have also found that sometimes an external USB mouse fails to be recognized because of some quirks with power and USB. Let the wired mouse, then turn off the laptop and unplug the battery for about two minutes. Turn on the machine again and see if the 'magical' mouse appears.

• How can I replace my Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse USB receiver.

  How can I replace my USB receiver. I just lost and I only want to buy a newer version for distributor of mouse Microsoft Wireless mobile mouse 4000.

  Hello

  Check with your local retailers and Microsoft Hardware Support.

  Microsoft Hardware support
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/support

  Microsoft Hardware - contact us
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/support/contact-us

  I hope this helps.

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• Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000

  I have a MS Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 as indicated on the product and was only bought from Amazon less than a year ago, but I can't find it listed in the list of products supported, so cannot report a fault to Microsoft.

  The fault is a sticky scroll wheel.

  Thank you

  Rgds

  Rob Martin

  You have received the wrong website. If the media is free or whatever, there is NO software fix for a bad scroll wheel.

  The mouse is still under warranty and you should refer to this website re get it replaced...

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/326246/en-GB

  .....................................

  OK, I see you have a resolution of your problem. Microsoft have a mechanism to deal with the broken hardware, and I hope that others in this thread will make a note of the URL I've provided... :-)

• Connect a to a USB MS receiver Logitech K520 wireless keyboard and a MS Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000

  Is it possible to connect a keyboard to a receiver USB MS Logitech K520 wireless and a MS Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000... all performed on a Toshiba Satellite L455 with Windows 7 Home Premium?

  The wireless mobile mouse works, because she and the USB receiver are two Microsoft, but we would like to get the wireless keyboard to connect too.

  The keyboard 'works' in that the green light... but only for six or seven seconds and then turns off. The keyboard passes no to the screen during this time, response.

  Thank you in advance.

  Roger Agness

  # They are both two different and opposite manufacturers.

  The K520 seems to use unique from Logitech Unifying receiver and Microsoft has their own receiver technology.