Does it work to wiggle a wireless mouse? What kind of commands are required to make it start to wiggle and to make it stop?
1780546
I plug it in and once it is recognized by Windows, that's it. No software is installed so no administrative rights are required. It just simulates activity so the screen won't lock. Useful when performing tasks between two machines or performing a forensic examination on a machine where you don't have the password.
1780547
No commands. When plugged in usb port it works. When disconnected it stops. The mouse I use is wireless ... But it doesn't matter if wired or just using the laptops own trackpad ... so yes, it does keep laptop awake either way
1780548
It acts like a regular mouse, so it can be used with any other mouse. It plugs into a separate USB port from your wireless mouse. The operating system just thinks that you have two mice connected. There are no settings to configure; the jiggler just sends a small mouse movement every 20 seconds or so. I have found that I don't notice it unless I am really looking for it.
1780549
My guess is that it will work just fine - plug it into a spare USB port and it does the job. If you want it to stop, just pull it out.
1780550
It is a mouse by itself, so it works with a wireless mouse or any other. It does a slight jiggle every 90 seconds. It is so small I never even notice it, but it is enough to keep your machine from going to sleep. It is automatic, you just plug it in, it does it's thing. no configuration needed.
1809550
It worked great with my Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse. No problems during setup or use. Hope it helps. Stuart.
1287375
I'm not a computer person, but I believe that it just plugs into the power source on your laptop to communicate with the mouse. I didn't have to install and software, so should be fine.
1196952
No, it uses a wired mouse, but a wireless mouse is cheap at places like Walmart. I prefer a wired mouse because I don't have to keep turning it on and off. I love this laptop it's fast and always works.
878573
It would work and don't forgert like I did...well I really did not forget..I did not know...you need a wireless keypad and wireless mouseIt would work and be very functionalMaria
2280755
Most times when a wireless mouse does like your describing it can be two things. I work in computer repair and servicing / building PC's. You could have a bad mouse pad that really does not reflect the laser pointer in the mouse so try a different pad. The other thing I run into is the receiver is pointing in the wrong place or to far from the mouse. Hope this helps.
2201458
Yes it will work fine with a wireless mouse, preferably bluetooth, considering that the RF mouse will need the dongle and therefore the little usb cable, unless you're using the keyboard which has a full usb port
1414371
No clue...honestly, I haven't used this item since purchasing it. I would assume as long as the computer recognizes the wireless dongle whatever port its plugged into, it should work. But why you wouldn't prioritize a more local USB port to a mouse and use this device for more external type devices doesn't make sense.
319965
I would assume so; I used a Microsoft wireless mouse and have no trouble at all. Good luck.
1542714
I can't answer your question because the wireless mouse was so flimsy and poorly designed that it didn't work for more than a few days. Basically the parts designed to hold the battery in place are so thin that it didn't hold the battery in place and quickly boke.
2195115
I have not been able to use the wireless keyboard with this switch but I have separate transmitters. My wireless mouse works fine. If you have a common transmitter, I would try using it in the mouse port of the switch. There might be something about the keyboard port that causes trouble - likely the hotkey command protocols.
1232277
the mouse is no good, mine will work for a while, and then stop, but u gotta take the batteries out...just a piece of junk...sorry man, im a tech veteran and i thot, hey cool lo profile mouse...NOPE!! it does the same thing on ubuntu, and android devices, tried on 3 different computers just to be safe...throw it away....i use mine as a door stop now hehe
1179689
The mouse has worked fine for me, I've had it for over 6 months now, no problems. But here's a link to download drivers for the mouse, might help. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/corded-mouse-m500?osid=23&bit;=64
636196
No, I tried the wireless mouse and it works only in the web browser. Does not work in any other apps.
1437740
Yes, I have. The pad does not work at this very moment! I use a wireless mouse. Earlier this week, it did not work. I replaced the battery and it works again. Regarding the pad, have you tried the computer's built-in troubleshooting process?
95694
You can buy a wireless mouse and that will work .... just add the usb connection... follow the instructions to syn the mouse and your up and running.
2077902
This particular mouse isn't wireless, however ThermalTake does have a wireless version of the level 10. Look at a review of the wireless one on youtube, there should be a video that would answer your question.