Re: Mouse problem

I don't have a Wireless Tab but in the properties for the HID Compliant
mouse, there is a box checked for "Allow this device to bring the computer
out of standby." The batteries have just been replaced.

Thanks,

Tom


"S.Sengupta" <ssengupta_@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Open Control Panel>Double Click on Mouse Icon>Click on Wireless tab>Check
the Battery Status there.If necessary replace the exsisting batteries with
new one.

regards,
S.Sengupta[MS-MVP]



Tom Brown wrote:
I originally posted this plea on the hardware forum but didn't get too
many responses. One person suggested I turn off power management and I
did ... no help. The other response suggested I buy a new mouse. I'd
rather get this one working correctly. Here is the original posting.

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My Microsoft Wireless Optical mouse (attached to my laptop via USB hub)
will
not work after I have left it for a while unless I click the left button.
In fact, I just did some experimentation and found that it works (moves
the
cursor) if I move the mouse within 60 seconds of the last time I used it,
but at 61 seconds or more, I must click a button to make it respond.
This
sometimes causes trouble when the mouse is focused on top of something I
didn't want to click.

TIA,

Tom


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