how do you change the mouse battery
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Below the mouse there is a switch with an arrow, push the switch in the direction of the arrow and the top will pop open.
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It uses a single AAA battery in the underside of the mouse. The USB transmitter gets its power from the laptop port.
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Turn it bottom up. Then look for a square depression in the plastic bottom. Look real close in good light and you will see an symbol that shows what direction to push and slide to open the compartment for the battery.
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There is a lever on the bottom of the mouse that opens the top(near the Logitech icon)
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I found the solution via Logitech support!This issue sometimes proves to be static energy trapped inside the mouse. Please plug the USB receiver into a different USB port, and use this procedure to drain the mouse of all static energy: 1. Shut off the mouse and remove the batteries.2. Press all the buttons repeatedly for 30 seconds. This will drain all the static energy that may be trapped in the mouse.3. Put the batteries back in the mouse and turn it on4. Wait a few seconds for it to re-connect and test the left click
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Dear Kornelia, the mouse came with an USB Bluetooth adapter.Connect it to your computer, after recognition, look down your mouse and will find the ON/OFF switch.Turn it ON. If you can't see the red light then charge the mouse'a battery with the USB cable, the connector is on the front side of the mouse.If all above was meet, then your computer should've recognize your new mouse. Enjoy it as me.
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Plug the dongle into a USB port. I found my dongle inside the bottom of the mouse just FYI.
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There is a small button on the underside and back of the mouse that has a little battery icon on it. You press that button in, and the rim pulls off toward the bottom. The batteries slide out toward the rear.
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Just plug it in to the usb port,make sure it's turned on wait about 30 sec. Turn the system off and back on when the system comes back on it should work in a few sec. Make sure to the mouse power is on the entire time. There should be a red light on the bottom of the mouse.
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You don't. You have to buy a new mouse system. You can't buy parts for a mouse.. sorry.
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Battery AA. Life of battery is extremely long. I think I have replaced it once since I purchased mouse. The battery is replaceable. Just a note it really is a great wireless mouse works perfectly. It is small but works wonderful.
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Recharging is not an option that Ive found or needed. Ive had my mouse for months and am a heavy computer user. Ive not had any need to replace the batteries.
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I can confirm this. There most certainly IS an on/off switch on the bottom of this mouse. It can also operate on only one AA battery (I think it says that in the instructions). However with one battery the mouse will remain powered for about one year instead of two years.
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If it is a direct wired mouse you don't recharge it. It plugs into the back of the computer. If it is a wireless mouse you have to change the batteries.
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The mouse doesn't have batteries. Instead it is charged via a micro USB connection that comes I closed with it. The charge lasts me multiple days
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The battery compartment is located underneath wheel area. Turn the mouse over and remove the cover with a tiny screwdriver by inserting it on the end and lifting upward. Make sure to get the battery positioned wth the "+" end towards the bottom of the mouse.
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The battery compartment is under front part of the mouse which detachs. Hope this helps!
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Just two AA Alkine Batteries, or you can use rechargeable as well. They need to be replaced from the top, not from the bottom. There is a little plastic part which holds the batteries in place which needs to comes out before you can take the batteries out of the mouse. little unusual, but it works. I still use my mouse and love it a lot.
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Press the button on rear of mouse where the palm of your hand rests. This releases the cover on top of the mouse which lifts up. There is one AA battery inside.
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yes, wireless usb plug in stores under the mouse which turns it off and conserves the battery when you unplug it. I have only needed to change the battery once in a year, and I use rechargables.