How do I open this mouse? I looked under the label and there is no screw there, also there are no screws under the pads. What is the trick?
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Its a Cheap mouse that is not designed for maintenance. However, it appears to be a snap case like most TV remote controls . You just Carefully pry it open at the seam and risk some damage.
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Mine has 2 screws on the bottom, one under the label & the 2nd between the 2 lower pads. The screws are recessed in access holes, not flush with the bottom surface.
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Try getting a smaller Phillips screwdriver to get it open, which you can find at any hardware store
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Nope. Time to replace the mouse, which is too bad. I bought a couple of extra ones prior to MSFT discontinuing this mouse. I still really like it.
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There were/are no drivers/software that comes with the mouse. BUT what I do is use x-mouse button control utility (http://www.highrez.co.uk/downloads/XMouseButtonControl.htm). This allows you to change ANY button assignment plus much more. Like MS Intellimouse but way better. HTH...
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Hello, there is a cover on the bottom that allows access to the battery. With the mouse upside down, and pointed forward, pull back on the battery cover and then pull on the battery helper-ribbon. The battery will come out very easily by pulling on that ribbon. Don't worry, it's easy:)
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From what I can see they moved the extra 2 buttons from left of the left mouse to below the mousewheel. Only has green LEDs and you are forced to use the new Synapse drivers/app. I'm thinking of picking one of these up with discounts for $40 and then reselling to get an original or Molten for stand alone drivers.
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There is the same time of swivel used for fishing, squeeze it on the wire "loop type" where it is connected to the mouse string - it should open the swivel and you pinch it closed after you put a new mouse on.
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How long have you had the mouse? If you recently purchased it -- especially if from Amazon -- I would return it and ask for a replacement. It sounds like you're either having a problem with the actual mouse or with the driver.Just out of curiosity, what Windows operating system are you using it with?
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Sorry. Can't live without my mousepad. Try contacting the manufacturer. Sometimes they are more than willing to help.
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When you click it, it makes a "click" sound. I do not use it on a mouse pad. It is silent as it is moved.
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It clicks, which I find annoying. However, if one is mechanically inclined it's easy to remedy. Remove the 2 screws in the battery compartment. Pop open the mouse. Locate the spring on the side of the scroll wheel and remove it with needle nose pliers. Pop mouse back together and replace the 2 screws, enjoy scrolling as smooth as butter. WARNING: this will certainly void any warranty and YMMV. ;-)
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There should be a small hole on the bottom (middle of the bottom)...we inserted an unfolded paperclip and wiggled until it opened. We had trouble with this too and also wondered why there were no tools/instructions included...Sorry I can't be more helpful!!
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try inside the mouse....where the batteries go...there is a little slot in there for it
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There is a little square button on the underside on the bottom, just press hard and the panel under the logitech logo will pop open. This will reveal the battery compartment and also a spot to keep the dongle when you're not using it or when traveling with your mouse.
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The mouse works well for me. The movement of the mouse is a function of hand pressure and the surface over which it slides. Maybe you need to get a new mouse pad? Amazon would be more than happy to sell you one with your order. (:-)
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Please, i followed the instructions and removed the one screw. There is no way as i understood it on how to remove the back...there is nothing to get hold of to pull back...unless, one pulls back where the battery is removed,,that is the only place one can get its hands with a grip...but its so tight as i tried to pull back, i was afraid that i may break it. You all make it sound so simple. Could someone supply a picture of how to grip the back? Plus, why doesn't Acer show how its done in their phd ?
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Hey James, I'm gonna go through some basic troubleshooting with you. Make sure your mouse has AA batteries installed and the on/off switch is in the "ON" position. Once that is taken care of plug the usb transmitter into the usb port on your laptop/desktop. Make sure the mouse is not being used in glass. The laptop/desktop should auto detect the new hardware. Please let me know if that helped you. If not I'll give you some more info.