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• Bluetooth mouse does not work up to this that deleted and added after Windows startup

  After you have added a device, namely my mouse Logitech V470 Bluetooth, it works fine until I turned off my laptop.

  The next day when I have power to the top of the mouse is no longer my Dell Vostro 1500, moves the cursor. But it is still displayed in the list of devices.

  The only way I can get it to again control must "remove hardware". Then I 'add device', it is discovered, and the driver is loaded.

  The bluetooth mouse works normally.

  What can I do to have the mouse early control after turning on the laptop?

  Hi John,.

  Thanks for the reply.

  Are you able to connect other Bluetooth devices to your computer properly?

  V470 works not

  http://forums.Logitech.com/T5/mice-and-pointing-devices/V470-not-working/TD-p/551070

  My V470 Mouse Laser wireless Bluetooth does not work

  http://Logitech-en-AMR.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/20491/kW/connection%20V470

  If you still experience this issue I suggest you to post the question on the Logitech forums. You can contact them on the link below.

  Logitech forums

  http://forums.Logitech.com/

  Feel free to write us if you have any other questions about Windows.

• Bluetooth mouse not detected on Windows 8.

  Original title: mouse bluetooth problem

  A cleaning set to win 8 on Netbook Acer Aspire One 722. So far, so good except a 'Service Exception' alert. He himself worked and finished configuring updates at startup, but it is another question.

  My 'add a device' does not recognize my new Bluetooth mouse. I went to services and turned to automatic and always win 8 is not see it. The manual of the manufacturer says that the mouse is looking to be recognized because the light will blink. I went to gigabyte.com and the only available download is the manual. Flight mode: Off and Wi - Fi: on.  I read comments before I bought it, and others said they used it with Windows 8. I always use a Wi - Fi with this Netbook. I tried to turn on network discovery and sharing, as recommended through help? Still, the operating system does not see the mouse.

  System:

  Win 8: Acer Aspire One Netbook 722

  Bluetooth mouse:

  Gigabyte M7700B

  Thanks for any help you can provide.

  Hello

  Welcome to the Microsoft Community and thank you for the post in there.

  According to the description of the problem, you try to connect a wireless mouse to your computer, but it is not detected.

  Please write us with the following details.

  (1) you get an error message?
  (2) can you see the device in the Device Manager?
  (3) you are able to pair it with your computer?

  I would suggest a few troubleshooting methods. Follow the methods shown here.

  Method 1: Run the hardware and the resolution of the problems of the unit.

  If your computer is having problems with a recently installed device or other hardware, try to use the hardware and peripheral troubleshooting tool to solve the problem. It checks the common issues of interest and ensures that a new device or hardware connected to your computer has been installed correctly.

  Follow the steps below:

  (a) press Windows + W together.
  (b) writing Troubleshooting in the search to the corner box and press on enter.
  (c) click the Troubleshooting tab.
  (d) click view all in the upper left corner.
  (e) select the options of the equipment and devices in the list.
  (f) click Next to run the tool material and device.

  If the problem persists, proceed to the next method.

  Method 2: Download and install the driver for the mouse wireless from the manufacturer's website.

  Click on the following link and download and install the latest driver.

  http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=2933#DL

  If you do not get the driver for Windows 8, then you can install driver for any version in compatibility mode.

  Please follow the steps given below link:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/older-programs-compatible-version-Windows

  I hope this solves your problem, please write to us if you have any question related to Windows.

• 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.

• 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.

• Qosmio PX30T - Bluetooth mouse has stopped working

  I was able to reactivate Bluetooth on my PX30T after having changed the batteries in my Bluetooth mouse. (Sorry Toshiba, your standard mouse is uncomfortable!). Not sure if the circumstances leading to it as my son noticed the battery do not and then changed the batteries.

  I have gone into arrangements and have looked everywhere and not see compatible Bluetooth (or even a switch to do). I have no more Bluetooth icon in my taskbar. The only clue that there is in the mouse settings, but it won't let me uninstall it either.

  Other than a reset full... any ideas?

  Are you sure that it is a BT mouse?
  The manual indicates that the keyboard and wireless mouse are connected to the all-in-one computer! I recommend the user manual.

  Usually the keyboard and wireless mouse may be detected by computer automatically.
  But in case that does not work, you may need to match the WLan keyboard and mouse.

  (1) turn on the computer
  (2) press and hold the middle mouse button
  (3) slice the power that, in the back of the mouse on the market
  (4) the battery indicator starts flashing to indicate that the mouse is ready to be paired
  (5) keep the mouse near the bottom right of the computer within 10 cm place the WLan receiver
  (6) the battery indicator lights up for about 5 seconds if the pairing is successful

  the connection will be established then

• 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

• lose control of the bluetooth mouse

  Why am I often lose control of my bluetooth mouse.  Also, when you wake up my computer why screen lighten in stages instead of all at once.

  What do you mean by "losing control?

  Ignition of sounds not like a hardware problem. If it bothers you, I would take test/diagnosis.

  Barry

• 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.

• How do I pair the bluetooth mouse?

  My Mac laptop is not pairing with a purchased bluetooth mouse recently. According to the packaging, it is compatible with my hardware. What's wrong?

  Hello bmkat,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple!

  I understand that you have a Bluetooth mouse that far, you can not pair with your Mac. In this case, I recommend reading on the following article to ensure that the match is set up correctly.

  Using a mouse, the keyboard or trackpad with your Mac - Apple Support Bluetooth

  See you soon!

• Bluetooth mouse does not work on my Satellite A300-1ND

  Hello
  I am pleased for the installation of double sys XP operating after Oem Vista over two days.
  anyway thanks for the help here.
  After you have installed all the drivers, BlueTooth mouse is not recognized by the internal bluetooth.
  I tried to install a dongle bluetooth - without much success - no recognizion.
  is Vista sp1 and xp sp3

  Satellite A300-1ND

  any help will do
  Thanks in advance

  If the mouse has own adapter BT then, this issue has nothing to do with laptop manufacturers and you should contact the manufacturer of the mouse and ask for help.
  Installation and configuration for this mouse is generally calm.
  Simply follow the instructions to facilities and install given driver if necessary.

• Series P30 Microsoft bluetooth mouse & satellite

  I bought a microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer for Bluetooth with a USB BlueTooth adapter.
  I put the adapter and the bluetooth connection works well. I was able to communicate with my cell phone.
  But not my new mouse. On another computer, it works fine. On mine I can' install the driver. When I search on bluetooth devices, the mouse, it is recognized, but when I open again the bluetooth devices, there is no show.
  The driver for the TouchPad is crushed with PS2 IntelliMouse... and my mouse does not work.

  Can someone help me?

  Hello

  Unfortunately, it's not easy to say why it doesn t work.
  Is - what the other computer has a touch pad or an extra mouse driver?
  There may be some conflicts with the touchpad driver. You can try to remove the touchpad (Alps Touch pad Driver) driver, and then test the Microsoft Bluetooth mouse. Maybe after this procedure the mouse will work correctly.

  Good bye

• Touchpad and bluetooth mouse on the Satellite P200-144 sensitivity

  I have a P200-144, with the Synaptics touchpad.
  I have also a Toshiba bluetooth mouse (the little mini one, useful for travel, don't know the model number).

  The problem is the difference in sensitivity between these two: for the touchpad, I need the speed of the pointer to about 80-90% in the mouse control panel in Windows (Vista Home Premium); the bluetooth mouse, to be down by about 20%.

  This allows using these two devices the boring time even if we need to adjust the sensitivity If you switch between them (which, given that they are both Toshiba devices, would have thought you they would consider the synergy).

  Is anyway to control the sensitivity per unit?

  Hello

  AFAIK, you can configure the touchpad and mouse settings independent of each other.

  The touchpad should be configured as:
  * Control Panel-> mouse-> device-> settings settings *.

  There you can choose the single options you want to change.

  Concerning

• Logitech bluetooth mouse M557 keep disconnecting

  Just bought a mouse Logitech bluetooth mouse (M557) a few days ago. It was easy to have detected it, however, I realize it loses connection every time that the macbook is left idle for a period of time (a few minutes)... Very annoying, because it seems impossible to reactivate the connection other than logging on my session (or computer reboot) and only then it will reconnect by itself.

  I am also newly on OSX 10.11.3 (I read a few concerns about the Bluetooth under El Capitan...) so I was wondering if the mouse is the problem, or if it is related to OSX.

  Since the price tag on the Logitech is not much lower than the Apple mouse, also I was wondering if I would be more successful with the Apple mouse, I still can return the Logitech at this point...

  Rob

  This seems to be a problem of know-how of logitech, they have a download to try. http://www.gottabemobile.com/2015/10/02/how-to-fix-logitech-mouse-problems-in-os - x-el-capitan / Other that this sometimes reset a stroller can help.  https://support.Apple.com/kb/PH18761?locale=en _

• Re: Need life of battery of Toshiba Bluetooth mouse PA3573E-1ETA

  Hello

  Someone using the Toshiba Bluetooth (PA3573E-1ETA) mouse, which may comment on the battery life?

  Or in general any bluetooth mouse from any other supplier?

  Thank you...

  Hello

  I read somewhere that the battery of the mouse would be hard up to 150 hours.

  But I advise to use a rechargeable batteries or alkaline batteries.

  They will last much longer.

  Concerning