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• hp bluetooth wireless mouse x4000b

  Bought this hp bluetooth wireless mouse x4000b at Best Buy in Fort Myers, Fl four months ago and has continued to use us with my laptop last week and there refuse to work.  Made sure it was lit.  The unit has been accepted by my laptop when I first bought and worked 100% until last week.  Just to double check, I replaced the battery but still dead.  Went into the control panel and was able to bring the wireless device.  Number of product HP H3T51AA hope you have any suggestions as to what we can do to make relive.

  I have dicided to uninstall the mouse wireless bluetooth hp.  Following the instructions that I installed it again without any problems.  This method enabled the mouse to pair with the laptop.   Windows 8.1 Hp 17.3 laptop.

• Wireless mouse works intermittently

  My mouse, intermittently, works, or it, glitches and does not at all.  I have a NEW mouse to see if this corrects the problem.  No, he didn't.

  My NEW mouse: Blackweb Bluetooth wireless mouse, model number: BWB15HOo213, S/N: PRDMU36.

  My OLD mouse: Logitech M310, P / N: 810-004004, S/N: 1501LZ6ELA8

  My old mouse glitched, as described, and so I decided to get the NEW mouse.  SAME QUESTION for the new.

  What is the problem?

  Wireless mice are more trouble that it be put in place with.  First recommendation is of use a cable.

  Wireless mice are common problems, because they depend on a radio signal between it and a receiving device.  If a device has a low battery, you will have a problem.  The radio signal between devices is very low and depends on being close enough and especially no radio no signal interference.  The signal interference can come from many sources, but the computer itself can be the worst offender.  Try to move the receiver close enough (a few inches) with the mouse and see if that helps.

  In your case, it looks like interference.

• Microsoft Bluetooth Wireless Laser Mouse works, extremely, annoyingly slow after change of motherboard out sometimes.

  I have problems with my motherboards.  I installed originally a jury of six core AMD Asus but discovered that the sound circuit on the Board picked up the RF of six hearts.  So I changed it to a Biostar TA890FXE an AM3 Board with 4 PCIE slots.

  This map may contain 4 Pcie, but has only 2 16 x slots that are white in color for Crossfire.  The other 2 Pcie are for the slower cards.  I have my card installed in slot 1 PCIe 16 x

  Since I was a boxed version of Vista Ultimate 64 bit the replacement of the Board of Directors has gone well with without a hitch, except for this problem.  The darn wireless mouse keeps presenting a significant delay from time to time.

  I upgraded to the latest BIOS and also found that a USB Joystick was also causing problems until I uninstalled the ATI Radeon drivers several times.  I have uninstalled/reinstalled all drivers USB again and again.   I even upgraded from 8 GB to 16 GB of ram Corsair and the thing does not run any faster (except for loading video in an editor) than my Asus M4785M with 4 GB ram.

  At first, I figured the card Radeon 4650 diamond with 1 GB of ram, when I ran FSX I got frequent black screens between refreshes.   When the aircraft was in its window the mouse lag so I moved it into the box with the graphics.  I could move it very quickly from time to time but not always.  As soon as the mouse has crossed the border of the FSX menu in the aircraft selection menu, the LAG would begin.

  Strange however, I also have the Microsoft Bluetooth Entertainment 7000 keyboard and it has a built-in mouse pad.  So when I got the offset of the wireless mouse I found that the mouse pad, keyboard do not show it.  Of course, a lot of batteries have been tried.  I have also a key 3G modem and the thought that maybe the RF frequencies could interfere with the bluetooth transmitter, and yet the mouse KEYBOARD pad worked fine all the time!

  At a point of the USB ports on the front of my PC failed suddenly and I used the port in the back instead, as the 3 g modem suddenly was cut.  He started upward once again connected to the rear port, but he chose all of a sudden another 3G network, spend roaming, something that isn't supposed to

  occur.

  So it seems to be a USB problem.  I double checked the connectors on the front panel plugged into the motherboard header, but it was close.  I removed it and he exchanged with a rear slot spare USB cable I have no problems. I even swapped the transmitter Bluetooth of the rear USB ports in the front and vice versa, and these problems went away.

  Yet from time to time, there will be a sound of loading the disk heads and there will be a lag on the mouse and it flit on the screen itself.  I removed all the USB drivers and mouse drivers and drivers of keyboard without result, I then plugged a wired keyboard and mouse while the USB was plugged in and waited.  The wired keyboard had built in the trackball, so I couldn't move around as fast as Bluetooth, one mouse cursor and again, I got the mouse slows down from time to time.   Most of the time is when a noise was heard from the hard drive.   I turned off Superfetch to listen to the record and it made no difference.

  I left the PC running on its own after turning off any energy saving features and when I came back to it, I finally found that the keyboard was a lag now, too, I had to wait about 30 seconds for something to wake up until the keyboard is recognized.   It seems that it is the same problem that mouse, but at a later date.  I then re active features and screen saver and keyboard lag reduced significantly saving energy.

  Then, once, I got a huge amount of lag when Google open white paper screen, the mouse cursor wouldn't move at all for a long time or erratically.   In this case, I thought to 'pull' the wired keyboard and the trackball at the back of the card, and the problem immediately disappeared as if there were conflicts.

  However, this did not last long, and about an hour later, the mouse pointer lag appeared.  Don't forget this mouse worked fine for a year on an Asus card and withdraw it very well.

  My next attempt with the Bios, and it happened unexpectedly.  This motherboard has a utility to start Bios screen where I can put my own splash screen and no the Biostar on a difficult start.  So I did and all of a sudden all the problems cleared up!    It was as if something in the Bios was hung in, and then there is this whim of hard drive noise and once again, lag lag lag on my mouse.   With 16 GB of ram and 1 GB of video ram?  Just to not use the Aero's office, no sense at all to me.

  Tried to contact Biostar for 12 days now, no response.  Have the latest drivers for vista from windows for the keyboard of entertainment and mouse, service pack 2 for Vista and a 1 TB hard drive, 500 watt antec PSU, problem occurs with or without overclocking.

  Anyone?  Anyone?

  AMD Phenom 2 1090 t black edition 3.2Ghz

  HD4650 diamond! GB

  Corsair XMS3 DD3 x 4 1066 4 GB

  1 TB of Seagate SATA

  Antec 500W PSU Green

  Note: This map has a header of a CD rom, but also the DVD Sata PATA

  Latest

  I could no longer the transceiver Bluetooth 2.0 with the mouse and keyboard.  I went to a keyboard and a wired mouse again.   Then a few days later I decided that I would plug the transceiver Bluetooth 3.0.  This time it installed fine even if I had uninstalled the Intellipoint software.   I went then to the receiver Bluetooth 2.0 and it didn't work anymore.  I did a reboot between the two, and suddenly I saw a Microsoft update will appear at the bottom right of my screen.  I left it to update, and then he said that I could connect other bluetooth devices other than my keyboard of entertainment game.

  Well, this is not true at all, for the entertainment keyboard transceiver pairs automatically.    Yet, this message appeared.  When I went into the control panel to verify the situation once again, I found that there is no Bluetooth icon.   From what I've read on other Vista users using a transmitter of 3rd Bluetooth part, it seems that the Bluetooth stack has disappeared because I mixed the two Microsoft Bluetooth transceivers.    Something else occurred as well, it reminded me of moments where I would install a new installation of Win98 and some drivers as the main card drivers were not yet installed.  He will have to restart the system and over and over again for each driver be seen, and if we were out of sequence, should be made to remove and start over again until all have been installed.  In this case, it seems to be the same kind of priority when it comes to the way in which the Bluetooth drivers are installed.  When I removed the Bluetooth 2.0 transmitter/receiver and replaced by unity Bluetooth 3.0, I seem to have rid one of these priorities, let the program update that must have been stuck in the pile of pilots, how the keyboard and the mouse works perfectly now.

  With 3 wireless transmitter that is I can no longer use the Bluetooth 2.0, one all the more, I plugged it in different USB ports and we saw him, but it was not enough to cause any installer to appear.   It's as if they are reticulate together now, and I can no longer use the add a device feature.   Even if I add the second transmitter/receiver, it is simply ignored.

  Since then, right now I have no need of an additional feature and the keyboard works very well, I'll keep this configuration until I have to reinstall the motherboard still when I start then a clean Vista install.  Unfortunately the new motherboard that I received does not work as I had hoped it would be, not that it would affect the situation above, that's simply not what I was told it was, and I plan to return it the manufacturer once more.

• Error message "wireless mouse.

  I have a Mac mini with OSX 10.8.5 end-2012.

  From time to time, but too often to be acceptable, I get an error message telling me that my wireless mouse is not found (see screenshot). I did not and have never had, a wireless mouse. When this message appears, no mouse cursor doesn't appear at all and the only solution seems to be to hold the power switch on the computer for about 20 seconds, then restart.

  I read a few posts on this topic in these Discussions, but cannot apply the any of the suggestions in these because I can't find a Set Up Wizard Bluetooth in my system. I have file Exchange.app Bluetooth in utilities in my Applications folder, but have no idea what it is. I have not found the .plist file mentioned in a post as a candidate for rampage, but I found com.apple.BluetoothFileExchange.plist. I should trash that?

  And could someone please explain me what the Bluetooth File Exchange is for?

  

  I have to add to the above the next time I started my Mac, the cursor froze on the screen, remaining visible but not likely to be moved, but no error message. Once more, the only way that I could start using the computer was by holding the power button down for 20 seconds, then restarting.

• Keyboard and wireless mouse is not matching

  I just updated my iMac to El Capitan, but my wireless keyboard or wireless mouse are recognized and will not pair with the computer.  I put in new batteries but still not working. Any thoughts? Thank you!

  Try to go to your system preferences > Bluetooth and remove them and then re-add-the.

  First read this Apple Knowledge Base article

  OS X El Capitan: pair a keyboard Apple wireless, mouse or trackpad with your Mac

• My macbook does not detect the dell wireless mouse

  I have the macbook air. I tried to connect my macbook to my Dell Wireless mouse. But my macbook could not detect the mouse

  Without a model number, we cannot exclude that particular mouse is incompatible with OSX, especially if it is old.

  OS X pair with a large number of devices bluetooth automatically, but some need to be put in pairing mode.  You will find the Dell mouse model and see if that is his business.

• can I use a microsoft wireless mouse 4000 bleutooth with a microsoft no nano Transceiver

  The nano microsoft tranciever overheated and stopped working. So I wonder if an another brand nano Transceiver can again function microsoft 4000 wireless mouse?

  Hello

  Transceiver nano Bluetooth USB (Universal Serial Bus) is a Plug-and-Play device, and it should work with Microsoft Bluetooth Mouse.

  I suggest to login and check if it works with Windows7 and let us know if you have any questions, so that we can better help you.

  If the Microsoft Mouse is under warranty then you can ask for the replacement of the mouse as it was affected by overheating.

  See the link below for more information.

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

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

• I can't get my Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 to connect to windows xp

  I am running windows xp

  the mouse did not come with any software

  When the computer tries to find new material, that it doesn't have to

  all solutions?

  Hello

  ·         Have you installed the latest Windows XP Service pack on the computer?

  ·         You get the error message?

  ·         Did you try the device on another computer and check if it works?

  ·         What is the brand and model of the computer?

  Method 1:

  You must have at least Windows XP SP 2 is installed on the computer. See the minimum system requirements for Microsoft Bluetooth notebook Mouse 5000 - mouse.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/Bluetooth-Notebook-Mouse-5000#details

  Method 2:

  Follow the shape of measures troubleshooting articles and check if it helps.

  Troubleshoot the incidents of the response to the mouse or wireless keyboard

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/838398

  See also:

  Connect a Bluetooth device that are neither require a TRANSCEIVER

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/952818

• 8 flow HP will connect with wireless mouse

  I'm 8 HP flow. I need to get a wireless mice for my (Windows 8.1) Tablet PC for an upcoming event.
  
  First of all, I need to know if the 8 workflow HP will work with a mouse and display (the mouse pointer) on the computer screen.
  
  Second, I need to know what kind of mouse will work with it (Bluetooth, wireless, wired, other).
  
  And finally, how do I connect the mouse with my Tablet PC.
  
  Thanks in advance for your help,
  John W
  
  

  I have 8 HP flow, recently I bought HP T800 Bluetooth Keyboard box. The only thing that was missing was the mouse. I tried to use the usb wireless mouse, but used only available for the receiver usb micro usb port mouse.

  The best solution for this is to buy the bluetooth mouse wireless, available with HP and Logitech M557.

• Will be a work of Microsoft Bluetrack Wireless Mouse 5000 with a Microsoft 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000 USB mouse receiver V2.0?

  I have a Microsoft Wireless Mouse 5000 to set keyboard/mouse Bluetrack. I need a new transmitter/receiver for the mouse as the keyboard is connected to another computer and using the transmitter/receiver provided with the set. My mouse works with a different transmitter/receiver?

  Hello

  1. you have the Microsoft transceiver?

  Try the steps below to connect to Microsoft Transreciver.

  (a) press and hold the Bluetooth button on the bottom of the mouse. If your device is equipped with a battery indicator light, it flashes red/green to indicate that the device is discoverable.

  (b) on your computer, open the Bluetooth software. The Bluetooth software is usually found Control Panel in the start menu. For more information, see open the Bluetooth software below.

  (c) in the devices tab, click Add

  (d) follow the instructions that appear on the screen.

  (e) If you are prompted for a passkey, select no password. The Microsoft Bluetooth mouse devices do not work with a random passkey.

  You can see the following article for more information:

  Connect a Bluetooth device that are neither require a TRANSCEIVER

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/952818

  If you use a third-party receiver, you can consult the following link and check.

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistahardware/thread/76eea589-C264-4e7d-81A9-9b918ef9ffe6

• How can I add a wireless mouse

  How can I add a wireless mouse

  Hello

  What is the brand and model of the wireless mouse?

  Check if the items below will help you.

  Connect to Bluetooth and other wireless or network devices

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/connect-to-Bluetooth-and-other-wireless-or-network-devices

  Add a Bluetooth device or other wireless or network device: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/add-a-Bluetooth-or-other-wireless-or-network-device-frequently-asked-questions

  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/features/Bluetooth.mspx

  Also, please see this manual of mouse.

  Bluetooth wireless technology

  Thanks and greetings
  Umesh P - Microsoft technical support.

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• a microsoft wireless mouse will support microsoft wireless desktop 800

  Hello

  I bought a Wireless Desktop 800 (keyboard and mouse). I lost my mouse with the bluetooth dongle. Right now, I have only the keyboard with me. If I buy a microsoft 1000 wireless mouse, bluetooth dongle will be communicating with my keyboard. I mean will work the keyboard with 1000 (dongle) wireless mouse?
  Thank you
  Sofian Manivannan

  Hello sofian,.

  Want to know if you can use the 800 with Wireless mouse 1000 wireless keyboard.

  There is a dedicated Department which deals with questions of Microsoft Hardware, please contact them.

  How to contact Microsoft if you have questions about your hardware device.

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

  Hope the above information helps.

• MS Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 in Windows 7

  I have laptop Dell Vostro 1510 with internal Bluetooth adapter.

  My Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 works fine in the OS Windows XP SP3.

  Now I install Windows 7 and the mouse does not at all. When I turn on the mouse comes window asking for a code matching for the device and the mouse correctly recognized as "Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000". I enter 0000 and then comes error: 'add the device is not leading to an unknown error. The reported error code is 0x80007048f. " And the mouse does not appear in the devices window and printers.

  Computer contains the Bluetooth Dell Wireless 360 Module (hardware ID: USB\VID_413C & PID_8140 & REV_4870) with the generic driver preinstalled adapter Bluetooth from Microsoft.

  Please, any suggestions...

  Thank you.

  I finally find the answer in this post .

  He said:
  "To pair the mouse, press and hold the button of the mouse, until the light flashes green then red (I think these are the colors), once you do that go into the bluetooth device new add and add it." Once she pairs the light will stop blinking and the mouse will start to work. »

  After this intervention my MS BT Notebook Mouse 5000 works fine in Windows 7 without auxiliary driver.

• 0x8007048f error, cannot install Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 with Windows 7

  Original title: Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 install problem

  I am user of® Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 with win 7 (Dell Studio) 1555.

  It can use before, when reinstalled window 7. There is an installation problem.

  The specifications may find the material but can't SNYC.

  problem code: "0x8007048f".

  How can I use it again?

  Hello

  Have you done a recent software or changes to the material on the computer?

  Method 1:

  I suggest you go through the steps mentioned in the link and check

  Connect a Bluetooth device that are neither require a TRANSCEIVER

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/952818

  Method 2:

  You may need to make your computer discoverable to Bluetooth devices, or configure Windows to notify you when a new device is trying to connect to your computer. To do this, you need to control how your computer pairs with (connects to) Bluetooth devices.

  To control how your computer pairs with Bluetooth devices

  (a) open the control panel by clicking the Start button, then Control Panel.

  (b) in the control panel search box, type Bluetooth, and then click change Bluetooth settings.

  (c) in the Bluetooth settings dialog box, click the Options tab and do one of the following:

  a. to make your computer discoverable to Bluetooth devices, select the check box for allow Bluetooth devices to find this computer.

  When a computer active Bluetooth device is in discoverable mode, it broadcasts a wireless signal that allows it to be detected by other Bluetooth compatible computers or devices. This is sometimes called pairing mode.

  b. to allow Bluetooth devices to connect to your computer, select the check box for Allow Bluetooth to connect to this computer devices.

  c. to be notified when a Bluetooth device is trying to connect to your computer, select the check box for alert me when a new Bluetooth device wants to connect.

  For more information please visit the link below.

  Add a Bluetooth device or other wireless or network device: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/add-a-Bluetooth-or-other-wireless-or-network-device-frequently-asked-questions

  Change settings for a Bluetooth compatible device

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-settings-for-a-Bluetooth-enabled-device

  Add a Bluetooth device or other wireless or network device: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/add-a-Bluetooth-or-other-wireless-or-network-device-frequently-asked-questions