RE: USB Wireless Rechargeable Mouse

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Sumvision SV-0628C. The Trust mouse had its own power supply adapter as well
but I thought USB supplied the 'juice' and connection? Well, the blue connect
light goes off on the receiver when the comp is turned off, so I presumed
(probably wrongly), that the whole thing had gone off as I have not notced
any re-charge in operation, flashing of the receiver as yet?

"smay28" wrote:

> Hmmm, that's odd.. I have a Logitech MX700 and the base has its own separate
> power. The USB connector isn't standard either. It has a little jack
> incorporated in the plug that runs back to the cradle. What mouse/keyboard
> combo are you using?
>
> "MickY G" wrote:
>
> > I used to use a Trust wireless, recgargeable optical mouse, that kept
> > charging even when the computer was turend off. I now use a new wireless
> > desktop set and although the mouse is in a recharge cradle, it only charges
> > when the comp is turned on. Is there a way I can do sumething to XP to keep
> > the power turned on to the 4 port USB 2.0 card that I have, when the comp is
> > switched off at night please? Or any other way for that matter? Please
> > remeber, I am no computer geek so idiot proof help would be appreciated,
> > simpleton that I am! Kind regards, Mike.
.

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