Connect gigaware wireless optical mouse that does not have a connect button

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#Connect gigaware wireless optical mouse that does not have a connect button drivers#

Recently Released Critical Drivers - Read Only.Recently Released Service Tips - Read Only.I ran across this forum post the Community Forums, it's has similar issue with a proposed solution. If set to disable, follow on-screen instructions to enable the mouse

#Connect gigaware wireless optical mouse that does not have a connect button driver#

:Use the link below to find the latest mouse driver for your system.ДҐ.Verify that only one mouse is connected to the machine.Д¦.Verify that the mouse is enabled in the System Configuration Utility (BIOS).ДЎA: Power on the system and press F1 to enter the System Configuration UtilityДЎB: Select Devices or Devices and I/O ports and press enterДЎC: Verify PS/2 mouse has 'enabled' next to it. Have you tried using the wireless mouse it on another device?Дid you try it on a different USB port on your Lenovo device?ДЄnd what is the model number of your Lenovo computer?ДЎ.Verify all signal cable extensions and the Keyboard, Video, Mouse (KVM) switch box have been removed prior to any troubleshooting.Дў.Verify the mouse is connected to the correct PS/2 or USB port.ДЈ.If the mouse pointer does not move smoothly with the movement of the mouse, try cleaning your mouse.Д¤.Verify the latest mouse drivers have been properly installed. I know I've seen other peole have this problem (one of the windows community help I went through was unstailing the mouse & USB drivers, but they just reinstalled after restairt and didn't make anything work). I'm orderin ga bluetooth mouse to try instead, but that really shouldn't be a necessary extra expense. I think I had simimlar problmes to this with a dell laptop a couple years that required mailing it in for repairs, and this lenovo has gone through an early phase of the mouse connecting/disconnection randomly a lot, but was fine for a while. Devices plugged into USB are recognized (Logitech Unifying Receiver shows under devicess) but has zero funtionality. But no USB wireless mouse works in either USB port ( tried a few).

#Connect gigaware wireless optical mouse that does not have a connect button install#

I've updated drivers, I've updated BIOS, Windows update thinks I'm all good, Driver Easy had me install a graphics card update.Lenovo's update service I went through had the BIOS update and optional fingerprint update, Lenovo support diagnositic service thinks everything is all good. Replaced the battery, the light turns on, and Windows device manager recognizes the device (although sometimes the device manager list flickers showing the mouse, then not showing it, then showing it again).

Then while using the mouse on a webpage the mouse simply stopped working. For a few days the USB receiver was randomly disconnecting and reconnecting (windows 10 makes a little chime whenever a usb device connects or disconnects).