Is there a driver available for this mouse, I plug it in and it will not work. The light comes on... but it won't move the pointer on the screen.
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no I just plug it in and it works....you may need to go into your devices setting on your computer and make sure you see it and may need to adjust settings there for sensitivity? If that doesn't work I would call their CS phone number. Hope this helps! Thanks
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It has worked for me on several different PC laptops with no need to load a driver.
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I use it on a Mac and it's plug and play. I also used it on a PC once or twice no need for a driver. But I have seen several sites online that have Verbatim Mini travel mice drivers to download.
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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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That is unfortunate, it is because your device is not getting paired with the machine. It never happened with me. Could you try using a different USB port. I do not know if there is any driver for the mouse that you could install.
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Just plug it in to the usb port,make sure it's turned on wait about 30 sec. Turn the system off and back on when the system comes back on it should work in a few sec. Make sure to the mouse power is on the entire time. There should be a red light on the bottom of the mouse.
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What operating system are you using? Mine was plug-n-play with Windows 7 Ultimate. I'd want to have the dongle plugged in before I turned the mouse on. In my case, it spent a few seconds doing something then said "new hardware recognized" and I was good to go. Anker site doesn't show any downloadable driver for this device; I suspect it's stored IN the device and transmitted over the USB connection once it's established.
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Plug the wireless piece into an empty USB port. Turn the mouse on and it should work. If not then you may need to charge it by plugging the cable into the mouse and a USB port.
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My mouse does not have an "on" switch. After you put the battery in and put the usb adapter into the laptopclick the LEFT top button on mouse and wait about three seconds - it should then work fine. If I leave mycomputer for any length of time it will silence itself and you must click the left top mouse button again toget it going. Great feature as it helps extend the battery life. Good luck!** ALSO ** if working properly there will be a small red light illuminated on the underside of mouse - just flipit over and you will see it lit up if working... My mouse does not have an "on" switch. After you put the battery in and put the usb adapter into the laptopclick the LEFT top button on mouse and wait about three seconds - it should then work fine. If I leave mycomputer for any length of time it will silence itself and you must click the left top mouse button again toget it going. Great feature as it helps extend the battery life. Good luck!** ALSO ** if working properly there will be a small red light illuminated on the underside of mouse - just flipit over and you will see it lit up if... » Read More My mouse does not have an "on" switch. After you put the battery in and put the usb adapter into the laptopclick the LEFT top button on mouse and wait about three seconds - it should then work fine. If I leave mycomputer for any length of time it will silence itself and you must click the left top mouse button again toget it going. Great feature as it helps extend the battery life. Good luck!** ALSO ** if working properly there will be a small red light illuminated on the underside of mouse - just flipit over and you will see it lit up if working... « Show Less
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No driver install that I know of, we used to use XP and now are using Windows 7 and it works fine on both. Under hardware I believe it shows up as a mouse device as I show 2 in my devices. It moves the cursor such a small amount that you don't even notice it unless you concentrate on the cursor for a while. I have noticed that once in a while the device will quit working as the system will go into screensaver, I just remove and reinstall it and then it works again. I think this has happened once on each computer since I installed them.
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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.
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There should be a usb plug-in attachment in the mouse itself. Disengage it and inset it into a usb receptacle in the computer. This should take care of your problem.
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This mouse makes use of the standard USB mouse drivers included in Windows and requires no additional driver. It should be recognized as soon as you plug it in. If it isn't, you almost certainly have a defective device. Did the laser light ever come on? If not, you DEFINITELY have a bad mouse...
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I doubt the display has the drivers necessary to use a mouse, and I'm not sure this mouse runs well on anything other than the specified OS in the description. Probably safer to buy a mouse from a store that allows returns (like Fry's or Target, etc) in case it doesn't work.
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If you find out, will you let me know? Since getting my new Dell laptop for Christmas, I've bought three (3) Microsoft mice. Each one failed after a couple of months, and I don't even know how to get Microsoft to honor its warranty. The problem seems to be with the antenna/sending unit - have relaced batteries in the receiver, but there's a tiny light on the antenna that doesn't light up one day, and then you're toast. I love these things when they work - am tearing my hair because the third one died last month. Good luck.
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Its a plug and play. You shouldn't need any drivers. Windows XP and Windows 7 detects it, installs the drivers its self. I would imagine Windows 8 would be the same. Linux OS computers should detect the mouse as well. I cant speak for MAC computer, I've never used one. Hope this helps. If you already purchased it and its not detecting - try pluging it into a different USB port.
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After checking the batteries I checked the on/off switch. I slid it back and forth realized the light flickered so I used my fingernail to slide it with a little more force to the on position. Then left click the mouse and it should work. Now that is the routine.
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I do not know what system you're running but I found a few places on the web for dell's mice. Go to google.com and do a search for.........dell optical mouse driver. Although, have you tried disconnecting the mouse and reconnecting it (while you're connected to the internet)? Good luck.
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Hi Justin, I have one of these gadgets but once I installed it and used it, it worked fine and I have not had any issues with the driver, I wish I could be of more help, good luck