How to Troubleshoot the Connection of a Logitech Travel Mouse
Laptop computers have become a more popular computer choice for people who want to have their computer with them when they are away from home. To meet the needs of the increasing laptop users market, computer device manufacturers have created a series of peripheral equipment to use with the laptop computers. Logitech makes travel mice, which are smaller than a standard mouse, for easier transport. If the connection on your Logitech travel mouse is unstable, troubleshoot the device.
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Instructions
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Pull the wireless receiver out of the USB port on your computer and plug it back in. You may need to try a different USB port, in case the one you are using is inoperable.
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Turn the Logitech mouse over so the bottom is facing up. Slide the battery cover off of the mouse and remove the old batteries. Install the replacement batteries, and place the battery cover back on the mouse.
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Switch to a different wireless channel by pressing and holding the "Power" button on the mouse for approximately 5 seconds. You may be experiencing interference on your current wireless channel.
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Open the reconnection utility software by opening "My Computer" and choosing "Local Disk > Programs > Logitech > Mouse and Keyboard > Reconnection Utility." The software will attempt to reconnect the mouse with the wireless receiver.
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Tips & Warnings
In order to use the Reconnection Utility, you must install the mouse software. Place the installation disc that came with your device into your computer's CD-ROM drive and follow the onscreen instructions.
If you still have problems with the your Logitech mouse connection, contact customer service at (702) 269-3457, or visit the Logitech Support website.
