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  12/27/2010 02:37 am, ekunst wrote:
  > is it because the mouse has its own transceiver or I do
  > something wrong to link to the top.  any help?
  Yes, the mouse has its own transceiver and is not a bluetooth mouse
   

• 4000microsoft wireless mobile mouse

  I bought 2 4000 mobile mouse wireless to Microsoft in the last 3 or 4 months and now I can't have one of them to work.  They are both in trouble with turn off as soon as I turn it on.  I tried to put the batteries new in both entities to see if that would fix the problems, but had no luck.  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  Hello

  • What version of Windows are you using?
  • What were the changes made before the problem occurred?

  I suggest you to uninstall and reinstall the wireless mouse drivers

  and check.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/uninstall-or-change-a-program

• Dysfunctions of the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 Nano transceiver

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  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.

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• Microsoft wireless mobile mouse 4000 rubber wheels problems.

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

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• 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
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• the usb is stuck on the usb plug on the underside of the mouse, microsoft 4000 wireless mobile mouse

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  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in the Microsoft Community.

  You have a problem with the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000, being stuck on the USB. It must be hard when something that is important to you does not work as expected. I appreciate any effort that would put you in all. I will guide you in the right direction.

  To help you with the hardware components of the mouse, I wish that you contact Microsoft Hardware Support for assistance.

  Check out the link-

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

  Back to us for any questions related to Products from Microsoft or the Windows operating system. We will be happy to help you.

• 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.

• MS Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 battery light

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

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  The indications are as follows;

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  • 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.

• 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... :-)

• My Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 has stopped working!

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

  remove the USB transceiver

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

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  Good luck.

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

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  Hi John,.

  If you have installed the correct versions for the mouse, then, it could be a problem with the mouse settings associated with the soft keys.

  For confirmation, this is the link for the latest driver:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/d/wireless-mobile-mouse-4000

  If the driver is in place, I suggest you to contact the Microsoft Hardware support for additional help:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/support/contact-us

  Please let us know if you have more queries on Windows.

• What wireless keyboard compatible with NANO receiver usb provided with the Mobile Mouse 4000?

  What wireless keyboard compatible with the usb NANO-receiver provided with the Mobile Mouse 4000? I already have Mobile Mouse 4000 and I now want to get a keyboard for which I don't have to plug another usb receiver. I have more usb ports.

  They don't work that way.  Each receiver has one of a number of frequencies assigned, and the receiver and the device have pair codes that make them unique.  Otherwise, you'd have the problem of a keyboard or a mouse, controlling all the computers with the same brand of mouse or keyboard in an entire room, office, etc.

• 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.