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tymorial

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3. There would need to be a driver if its blue tooth

Reply to csziggy (Reply #2)

Mon Jul 23, 2018, 12:04 PM

Jul 2018

Even with a dongle. Go into control panel and find devices and printers and click add device to see if the device shows up. Are you sure its btooth? Do you have another USB port?

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Bluetooth mouse not working [View all] csziggy Jul 2018 OP

Did you check under device manager to see if there is a btooth driver issue? tymorial Jul 2018 #1

No Bluetooth driver - a USB interface device csziggy Jul 2018 #2

There would need to be a driver if its blue tooth tymorial Jul 2018 #3

not sure it is bluetooth - Microsoft Mobile Mouse 4000 csziggy Jul 2018 #5

I am glad you got it working :) tymorial Jul 2018 #7

Me, too - whew! csziggy Jul 2018 #8

I have a Logitech and sometimes have to press the sync button on the mouse or change the battery kimbutgar Jul 2018 #4

This Logitech mouse does not have a sync butten csziggy Jul 2018 #6