I need to extend the length of the mouse cable - will a USB 1.0 cord work or do I need a USB 2.0 cord? It's a 2008 model. I have Windows7-64bit
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I really could not tell you but maybe this would help you. Again I'm sorry http://www.yourcablestore.com/USB-Cable-Length-Limitations-And-How-To-Break-Them_ep_42-1.html
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This is probably 1 of 2 issues, either you arent plugging it in all the way and its losing connection, or your usb port is going bad/isnt up to date/is conflicting.I have win 8 64 bit and only the laser sensei fnatic installed for mice and all system drivers up to date, and it works flawlessly on a usb 3.0 port.
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Depends. If not use an USB extension cable. USB male to USB female. My tower is right above my keyboard on my desk and the mouse is beside the keyboard and no extension cable is needed.
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I had the same problem but I had two sets of Bornd silent mice. I had the wrong mouse with the wrong USB connector. Just ensure you have the correct matchup. If you lose the USB connector the mouse won't work with another. It's a set that matches.
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I don't think I got specific instructions with my mouse either, I do not know of a manual for the product. I have found that if the mouse does not seem to be working properly, you have to plug the USB directly to the computer, and not through a USB extension of any kind. Mine would not work, but when I plugged it straight into the computer it worked fine. Do you have a specific question about how to do something? Maybe I can help.
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I am not a computer expert, but it is a standard computer jack and should work with another computer. Am still very satisfied with this no nonsense mouse that works well and holds up to daily use without any issues. Hope this helps.
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I haven't tried, but theoretically any functionality present in the original USB 2.0 port on your computer should be preserved across the extension cord.
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Hi, you will need at least 1 USB port on your PC to plug in the USB adaptor/transceiver that comes with the mouse..
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This is USB 3 so you would need to use that type of extension. I am not sure if 25 feet would degrade the quality of the connection though. Sometimes there are limits. Contact Satechi. They are really helpful!
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You can use the same cable for the mouse. I have an extra cable plugged into my computer just in case I need to recharge both the mouse and keyboard at the same time. For as inexpensive as they are, it is worth buying an extra cable.
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I had the same problem win Windows 8 Pro 64 bit. Mine was I had another driver for a Logitech device that was in conflict. I am guessing you have a USB driver conflict with another device. Check your Device manager for other installed mice.
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All that is required is a USB port for this to work. I also stood across the room, 20 feet, and the mouse still worked. I hope this helps!
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I don't think I have it anymore. This should work though:C2G / Cables To Go 27005 USB 2.0 A to Mini-B Cable, Black (2 Meter/6.56 Feet)
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Okay!I measured the cord only with a ruler from the mouse to the tip of the USB plug in it and it is 4 ft. 8 1/2 inches. If you read my earlier post where I said it was 5 ft long, I hadn't measured it at that time.
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I'm using this mouse right now - - and it's installed on a Windows 7 machine.Just plug it in, and let Windows find the drivers.
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If the headset is plugged in the USB port, this should have no problems extending it. Our system did not require drivers. What we used it for, it worked great.
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Usually there is a USB port already on it. You just put the doggle in to it from the mouse you should not need a USB hub. They usually give you all the cables you will need.