Logitech bluetooth mouse M557 keep disconnecting

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• Logitech bluetooth mouse m555b guard disconnection on windows 7 64 bit on my thinkpad lenovo x 230

  My Logitech bluetooth mouse m555b guard disconnection on windows 7 64 bit on my thinkpad lenovo x 230.

  In my view, that it is a common problem.

  All solutions, pls?

  Is there a bluetooth mouse that is certain to work on Win 7 64-bit?

  Hello

  1. have you verified the functionality of the mouse in the other computer?

  2A it works fine earlier?

  3 have there been recent changes made on the computer before the show?

  I would like to inform you that Logitech Bluetooth mouse m555b is compatible with Windows 7 64 bit.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/Windows-7/en-us/search.aspx?l=en-us&type=hardware&s=Logitech%20bluetooth%20mouse%20m555b%20

  Please follow the steps described in the following article and check.

  Mouse, touchpad and keyboard with Windows problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/Mouse-touchpad-and-keyboard-problems-in-Windows?T1=Tab03

  For more information, see the link:

  http://Logitech-en-AP.custhelp.com/app/answers/list/kW/troubleshoot%20mouse%20problems

  Let us know if it helps!

• M535 Logitech Bluetooth Mouse is not matching in Boot Camp

  I recently bought a Logitech M535 Bluetooth mouse for my iMac 27 inch Retina (end of 2015). I paired in OS X, and it worked like a charm.

  However, when I booted Windows Boot Camp, I went to the Bluetooth settings in Windows and it finds my mouse. However, as soon as it started matching, it gave me an error message saying that the device was not found, and as soon as I close the error box, the mouse has disappeared from the list of devices. Then, it maintains the unknown devices listing, and I knew that one of them had to be my mouse. I tried all, but they all failed sail.

  Is there a Bluetooth driver problem in Boot Camp? If so, when the next update comes out? Until then, I use the mouse Magic Mouse on Windows (which still works) and the mouse from Logitech on OS X.

  Check the update of the Apple software for possibly updated drivers.

• M535 Logitech Bluetooth Mouse works for a few minutes then stops working on

  I have a new mouse BT M535 and it works for a few moments then stops working.

  I use Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1 with my Dell Precision M4800 Intel Core i7-4900MQ CPU @ 2.80 GHz, 16.0 GB of Ram, 64-bit Op

  Does anyone know how to fix this? Simply, it stops working and you must uninstall and then reinstall but does the same thing. We tend to Office I know sometimes things blocks as well. Any comments would be useful.

  Thank you in advance.

  Thanks for the reply. I was able to solve the problem by returning the BT of Logitec mouse and buy a mouse Microsoft 3600 BT. Works fine now.

• Qosmio X 500 Bluetooth mouse not responding

  Hello

  I have the latest bluetooth stack / drivers installed. (Yes, I downloaded the last of http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/bluetooth/index.php?page=download-toshiba) All the drivers are always updated to the latest including both wireless drivers.

  Problem: Every 20-40 minutes my Logitech bluetooth mouse stops responding. The cursor freezes and it won't move at all.

  I tried unpairing / pairing of the mouse, which helped, but then again after 1 hour it stuck again. I have re-installed the BT stack and that did not help as well.
  The only way I can use my mouse again when stuck is when I click on "Disable Bluetooth function" and then I 'enable Bluetooth function '.

  I do it about 10 times a day and you don't know how boring it can get.
  I bought a new mouse Logitech (Logitech M555b) Bluetooth and that did not help as well.

  If someone could help me out here I would deeply appreciate it.

  Thank you
  Mike

  That s strange but unfortunately; I n t have good solution for you, but just a few tips.

  Firstly I have google for this Logitech M555b BT mouse and found several discussions about the problems with this mouse.
  The connection problem occurs with other computers running windows 7 or XP or iOS (Macbook).

  So, it seems that this problem is not related to Toshiba BT stack.

  A friend of mine use other mouse BT from Logitech and it works fine all the time by using the Bluetooth stack.

  I recommend the Logitech forum for more details:
  http://forums.Logitech.com/T5/forums/SearchPage/tab/message?q=M555b#message-list

• Satellite L70-A-K5S bluetooth mouse is not responding

  I used LaserTravel Logitech bluetooth mouse V470 for a few years with Toshiba Satellite P300 (Windows Vista).

  Now, I upgraded to a-L70-K5S and reconnected the mouse for this laptop.
  After using it for a few minutes, the mouse is no longer in effect.

  If I pass/enable the mouse, it works fine. Sometimes he wakes himself.
  I tried to install the software of Logitech (SetPoint), does not help.

  When I reconnect the mouse to the old Satellite it works fine.
  The mouse is supposed to be supported in Windows 8.

  Maybe the batteries BT goes out for some reason?
  Any ideas?

  At this stage it s not easy to say if there is a problem with your laptop s BT or maybe the mouse BT or perhaps the compatibility between BT mouse and win 8.

  I found this article in the knowledge base on the page of Logitech V470 BT connection problems.

  [My V470 Cordless Laser Mouse for Bluetooth does not work: http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/20491/section/troubleshoot/crid/398/lt_product_id/3287/tabs/1, 3,2,4, 5/cl/we, en]

  You should check it out.

• Bluetooth mouse does not work after the mode 'sleep'.

  My Logitech bluetooth mouse Mouse loses communication after coming out of sleep mode.  The mouse does not appear in the devices Panel and will not resync.  To retrieve it, I have to restart, and then remove the bluetooth devices control panel mouse and then add the device again.

  When installing Win7, he acknowledged the mouse without having to manually provide the drivers.  I checked the Logitech website, which doesn't have to download disponibilitepour drivers win7.

  The question is not limited to the mouse as a bluetooth speaker system has similar problems with sleep mode.

  Someone knows how to solve the problems of Eve Win7 bluetooth?

  John
  System: Computer laptop Dell M1330, mouse Logitech V470 bluetooth, Win7-64 Edition home premium

  For the mouse in the right mouse click Device Manager, select properties then power management and disable the setting allow turns off to save power.

  For other devices, check the equivalent power management settings.

• HP ENVY 15-k001nc: mouse Bluetooth keeps disconnecting windows 10

  Hi I tried to solve this problem for months. I got it before the big update of Windows 10, but now the problem is back.
  Someone knows what you should do about it. A driver that works? I tried to update driver, do back, driver, generic driver, bluetooth support service, refusing the computer to turn off this device to save power on the adapter bluetooth and Wi - Fi, and so on. But the mouse keeps always disconnect even in the middle of working with her.

  I've updated 10 64-bit Windows.
  Adaptor Bluetooth Broadcom 43142 4.0 14.07.2015 12.0.1.689
  HP mouse Bluetooth X4000b 21.06.2006 10.0.10586.63
  Broadcom BCM43142 802.11 bgn adapter Wi - Fi 02.07.2015 7.35.275.2

  Hi, thanks for your response.
  It seems that the problem was with the batteries
  Today, the bluetooth mouse worked for about 1.5 minutes, after turning the mouse market again for 15 seconds and then nothing. I measured 1, 5V AA batteries and they had just 1V.

• Why the bluetooth mouse keeps on disconnecting in windows 8?

  When I start win8, my bluetooth mouse works perfectly but after a while off work. I turn off the power to the mouse and turn to make it work again. But after awhile, it stop working again, so I turn the mouse off and on again to make it work. When the mouse stop working, the light of the mouse is always on so I know the mouse still works, but the laptop no longer responds to the mouse. The touchpad has no problem. I don't have this problem in win7.

  I found a solution. What I did was to get in the Device Manager and expanded the Bluetooth menu. I have a click with the right button on each item and selection of properties until I found one that had a power management. Mine happened to be the Bluetooth Module. Once I entered the power management, setting I unchecked "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power".

  I did not reinstall all the software and everything works fine now.

• Bluetooth mouse Microsoft disconnects randomly.

  Vista Ultimate 64-bit. Laptop HP HDX with Bluetooth / wireless card.  The MS 5000 Bluetooth Mouse mouse log and will not reconnect after slowing for a hour or two. Back to zero is to reconnect the mouse BT.

  Cycling the power on the mouse does not help, the cycling switch on the bluetooth card Wireless does not help. Purchased and installed BlueSoleil and it does not help. Disable and enable the driver software has no effect.

  Yes, the first thing that I tried has new batteries and have done so several times. I called Microsoft and they sent me a new Notebook 5000 BT mouse and it is exactly the same thing, it disconnects after being idle for an hour or two. The power settings for my lap top are defined to keep the wireless / bluetooth on at all time and without stopping to save energy or at any other time. Wireless Internett works all the time and never turned off, even when the BT mouse does not work.

  The only thing that works is to restart. Then, the Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse works contains 5000 embellish until it disconnects.

  Maybe I don't understand the use a BT mouse? Shouldn't it reconnect automatically after setting the idle, by simply moving the mouse? Everything I tried should not be necessary... wight?

  BTW, the first thing out of the mouth of the man, that I spoke to on the phone line to support MS was that XP is easy to use and VISTA was not!  THE FIRST THING SAID, WITH a SUPPORT of MS TECHNICIAN! He's the guy who sent me the new BT 5000 mouse that does the same thing as the old mouse.

  Original title: Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 disconnection... must reboot to reconnect

  Vista Ultimate 64-bit. Laptop HP HDX with Bluetooth / wireless card.  The MS 5000 Bluetooth Mouse mouse log and will not reconnect after slowing for a hour or two. Back to zero is to reconnect the mouse BT.

  Cycling the power on the mouse does not help, the cycling switch on the bluetooth card Wireless does not help. Purchased and installed BlueSoleil and it does not help. Disable and enable the driver software has no effect.

  The only thing that works is to restart. Then, the Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse works contains 5000 embellish until it disconnects.

  Maybe I don't understand the use a BT mouse? Shouldn't it reconnect automatically after setting the idle, by simply moving the mouse? Everything I tried should not be necessary... wight?

  It should work absolutely not.  There are a few more things to discover.  Have you tried both by clicking and moving the mouse buttons when you try to reconnect?  Experiment a bit with one or the other.

  Then see if disabling power on the Bluetooth radio management help.  Open the Device Manager, expand Bluetooth devices, find the device Bluetooth (not the enumerator), right-click on properties and go to the power management tab, if it exists.  Uncheck the box "Allow the computer to turn off the device to save power" to see if this changes the behavior at all.

  Thank you!
  Todd [MSFT]

• the magic mouse keeps disconnect

  Since I upgrade 10.11.5 OS, (iMac, retina-1 years material) my magic mouse keeps disconnect in the middle of my work - installed new batteries. And, when my computer is asleep, it is not wake up. Everything freezes. Any thoughts?

  The index is with your comment "of the new batteries installed.    Once you have upgraded to 10,11 El Capitan, there is a mouse specially designed for this OS.   It is not really spoken aloud, but the box for the Magic Mouse 2 has a clear statement to be for OS 10.11 (+).   As operating systems go for ever higher, it may make sense to buy new mouse because all subsequent operating systems will need the facilities of this new creature.    The old mouse will work to some extent, but not, it seems, 100%.

• Grave at random out on Aspire S7-191 Bluetooth mouse - I may have found the solution!

  I think I have found a fix for this problem and I wanted to share:

  1. stick with the installed OEM drivers.  Bluetooth and the wireless driver updates did nothing trouble with both of these services.  I made an update of the recovery key USB that I created and that he accepted no updates drivers wireless or bluetooth. I noticed that they are up to version xxx.234 today and I think it was xxxx.217 that I installed.

  2. go to Manager (Advanced) in the power of control device and power management and uncheck all the options 'allow the computer to turn off this device' in the tabs for each bluetooth and wireless device power management and each hub USB in Device Manager.  Do it on each power management tab, you can find.  In power in the control panel settings go to advanced and set wireless to "Maximum performance on the power supply AC and battery."

  After doing this, my wireless signal was very strong and never lost a connection.  However, the bluetooth mouse would still randomly disconnect.  The fix for this is to go to the arrow upwards to the hidden icons in the tray and right click on the Bluetooth setting icon and select 'display settings '.  Make sure that 'Discovery' is enabled for bluetooth devices to search for the computer.  Mine was off by default for security reasons.  Finally, go back to the Manager under the mouse devices and other pointing devices > HID compatible mouse and make sure they all have the box checked to wake the computer. Once I did, the first movement of the mouse to wake up the bluetooth service and I don't have to keep resetting.

  Note: I normally use a mouse from Samsung, but worked also for the Acer mouse included.

  I answer my own original message:

  I've recently updated Windows 8 to 8.1 Windows.  As part of the update, I've updated the drivers for bluetooth/wireless LAN. This resets everything back to default and I started having the Bluetooth and wireless issues once again.  Mouse Bluetooth stall and and iffy WiFi.  Person not convertible in a decent set of drivers for this card?

  Anyway, if you do a bit of work you can do much more reliable:

  1. go in the bluetooth device settings and let "the bluetooth devices to find this computer.

  2. go into Device Manager > network adapters > Qualcomm Atheros xxxx > properties > Power Management

  and uncheck the box "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power", then go to "advancedtab and together 'very high' roaming policy.»

  3. go into Device Manager > Human Interface devices.  There is a long list of HID compatible devices.  Right click on each one and if there is a power management tab, make sure that the computer is unable to turn off the device to save energy and conversely, let the device to wake the computer if it is an option.

  4 do the same for "mice and other pointing devices and Bus USB controllers in Device Manager.  Again, do a right click and any element that has a power management tab must be changed to either do not allow the computer to turn off the device, or to allow the device to wake the computer according to the given option.

  I guess that power management is a wonderful thing... but only in theory.

  In reality, it's a major PITA with this card and others - but jumping through these hoops has solved the problem.  I am now rocking the long and had not yet BT or drops wireless and it used to happen about every 5 minutes.

• HP Bluetooth mouse Z8000 acting up on HP Stream 13 / 8.1 for Windows (64-bit)

  HP product   H6J32AA #ABA

  Both mouse Bluetooth Z8000 and 13 Stream Notebook PC HP bought new on Amazon.com November 2014.

  Z8000 mouse disconnects randomly and/or start up the mouse, click Windows popups all over the screen. All the latest updates to Windows and HP latest drivers from the HP support for HP Stream 13 page have been installed.

  For some reason, HP does not offer any what the mouse driver for the Z8000 on the technical support Web site, only a user manual.

  Until I throw this HP Bluetooth mouse (reason why I bought it was to save an of only two USB 2.0 ports on the PC stream) and install a USB wireless mouse I have will welcome suggestions having removed & reinstalled the mouse Z8000 and travel all various Bluetooth driver update options in the Windows Device Manager, all to nothing does not.

  Only reliable to reactivate this Z8000 whenever he leaves is to run through the Show Bluetooth devices/Add... (if nec) menu offered by the Windows task bar Bluetooth icon, but it's a royal pain and I'm about to give up the Z8000.

  TIA,

  daibak

  After having successfully used a clean install, bare metal of 64-bit Windows 10 Home (after a free update of Windows 8.1 home completed early August 2015) on my laptop HP Stream 13, I decided to dig this Z8000 HP Bluetooth Mouse, who had never worked properly, either with W8.1 or the upgrade on Windows 10 Home site despite the latest driver.

  To my surprise - in this new 'no - HP Support Assistant"(not installed), totally clean-install W10 home environment - Device Manager Manual updated W10 by letting MICROSOFT download and install the Realtek Bluetooth 4.0 card now has this Z8000 works perfectly on this HP Stream 13 for the first time since bought end of 2014.

  Realtek Bluetooth 4.0 adapter properties listed:

  Driver provider Realtek Semiconductor Corp.

  Driver date 05/08/2015

  Drive, Version 1.3.875.3

  There are now five items listed in the device under Bluetooth, including HP Z8000 Manager mouse

  I hope this help any with a clean bare metal install 64-bit Windows 10 home running on a HP 13 Stream because it frees up one of the two USB 2.0 ports that I used for a Logitech M705 wireless mouse. Z8000 is now a pleasure to use!

  daibak

• Bluetooth mouse no longer works and cannot remove a device.

  1 week old Bluetooth mouse suddenly stopped working with my laptop.  Until someone said, yes I checked the batteries and I've used it with another PC, the mouse is not the problem.

  in any case, I tried to plug it into my laptop several times and not the laptop cannot find it.  To frustrate me more, Windows 8 won't let me delete my mouse as a device (I wanted to try and plug it back again from scratch).  Just comes up with a message "cannot delete device '.  I tried several times.
  I think as long as I can remove the mouse like device, I should be able to connect successfully... Any help or advice?

  Hey guys I looked for a solution for 'my Bluetooth device is connection and disconnection or my Bluetooth device disconnects and removed t' a week ago and finally painting things worked well

  FIRST PROBLEM

  1 - Here's what you can do in windows 8 and the problem is that your machine can t be removed:

  1 - Go to "Control Panel" and then type "Device Manager" and then the "double click on"Device Manager"

  2-u'll find a long list, probably you won t find the icon "Bluetooth" word on it, then you will need to click on 'view' in the top left of the window and choose "see the hidden devices" after that you will notice that the word Bluetooth is appeared in the list, double-click the new list all appears but it'll not be in bold in this new list under Bluetooth search title for the name of the device you use, like hp Bluetooth mouse or mouse Logitech Bluetooth or headset or things like that, your product you have attached and does not not must be in the list below Bluetooth option search anyway then it uninstall and then close all the control panel and sub windows of it , then go to "Devices" at the top right 1 class 2 - click pc settings 3-change 4-devices choose

  5. If you find the device it uninstall and it'll be uninstalled with success or u can not find more on your list of devices

  then restart your computer and you can associate your device successfully in 'Add a device option' in your page "devices."

  but w8 is not completed yet, you must do things more :) to avoid this problem from happening again:

  1. open "Device Manager" this time you will find Bluetooth option when you open it without doing anything, so you double-click it, the list will open fat this time in one of the option you'll find adapter 'word' at the end of one of the s long option name click this title of void, you will find some title in one of the name of titles there are "Power management."  Uncheck the options that are probably ticked then click 'ok' and then pair your Bluetooth, this time it should work correctly.

  Problem 2 seconds if you experience a problem where the your Bluetooth device's connection and disconnection periodically by itself:

  1. open "Device Manager" this time you will find Bluetooth option when you open it without doing anything, so you double-click it, the list will open fat this time in one of the option you'll find adapter 'word' at the end of one of the s long option name click this title of void, you will find some title in one of the name of titles there are "Power management."  Uncheck the options that are probably ticked then click 'ok' and then pair your Bluetooth, this time it should work correctly.

  Let me know if it worked for you guys, hopefully

• Mac Pro RAM, Audio, Bluetooth mouse problems

  I recently bought an Apple factory refurbished Mac Pro (end 2013) and replaced the three-chip RAM of 4 GB with 16 GB of Crucial two chips. Everything was great for the first two weeks. Then I started having a strange audio problem. Audio would become suddenly agitated. I disconnected and reconnected the speaker output and it would start working again. Finally, unplug the unit and plug the unit has stopped working (audio would eventually just stop working completely... zero sound with or without the speaker plugged in...) and I had to restart the computer.

  Then one day I noticed that only 16 GB of RAM showed up (I run own memory, so he's in my toolbar). I opened the machine and moved the two chips on the other side and when I rebooted, I got 32GB again.

  Then I noticed that when the audio problem came once again (he seems to be after the computer has been for a few hours or more) my Apple bluetooth mouse would disconnect and reconnect intermittently... ONLY when the audio starts to get restless again.

  I zapped the PRAM several times and now I get the 32 GB of RAM only after disconnecting the chips and MOVING them to another location, but not all the time. The audio port will begin to spoil, I reboot and I'm back to 16 GB.

  So, is it bad RAM? I removed a single chip and the audio problem still happens.

  Anyone have this problem? Apple Care suggested I bring it in the Apple Store, but I thought that I ask here before go this road, just in case there is a known issue.

  Thank you!!

  Rick...

  To establish if it is a RAM problem, remove 16Bb sticks and replace the original 4 GB sticks.