🐠 Microsoft Bluetooth Mouse Not Being Detected

It should be the BT driver, BT itself, or the mouse. You can try another driver or another mouse. In general, you can try to troubleshoot BT itself but BT is a complicated thing so that probably won't go so well. The Windows troubleshooter is worth a shot but it probably won't fix anything. Yes. No. Laptops inbuilt mouse touchpad was working fine before the update but after updating with windows 11 it has stopped working. I connected an external mouse and it is working perfectly. Also, in device. 1. Click Start and then click Settings . 2. Click Bluetooth & devices in the pane on the left. (Select Devices in Windows 10.) 3. Find the Bluetooth device you want to remove. You might need to In this case, to reinstall the Microsoft mouse Bluetooth driver; Go to Device Manager. Open the Bluetooth section. Locate the Bluetooth driver of your mouse. Right-click on it and click on Properties. Proceed to the Driver tab. Click on Uninstall Device. Unplug the receiver of your mouse if it comes with one. Restart your PC. Restart Bluetooth on your computer. Navigate to the Bluetooth settings pane: Click Start > Settings > Bluetooth & devices. Click on the Bluetooth switch to turn Bluetooth Off. Wait a few seconds and then click on the Bluetooth switch to turn Bluetooth On. Check to see if the Logitech Bluetooth device is working. If not, go to the next steps. A troubleshooting favorite: Restart your device. Press and hold the Side or Top button on your iPhone or iPad then slide to power off. Leave the device powered off for at least 30 seconds before you press the button to turn it on again. Similarly, if possible, you should restart your mouse or trackpad as well. Its just being detected as a generic bluetooth device. 1. Shut down the mouse. 2. Push the power button for more than 5 seconds (try to avoid pushing other buttons) 3. Blue light underneath starts blinking and the mouse appear on the bluetooth devices list. Press the Windows+R key simultaneously to open the Run dialog box. In the Run dialog box, type devmgmt.msc and hit the Enter key to open the Device Manager. Press the Tab key and then use the down arrow key to select the Mice and other pointing devices menu. Press the Alt+Right arrow key to expand the menu. Follow the steps below. Step 1: Open the Windows Settings menu (use Windows + I keys). Step 2: Go to Bluetooth & devices menu. Step 3: Select View more devices, and from the Other devices menu Make sure the device is fully charged (replace the batteries with brand new batteries if it's not a rechargeable device). Plug the device into a different USB port on your computer. If possible, don't use a USB hub or other similar device. If you are using a USB 3.0 port try plugging the device into a USB 2.0 port. In reply to OláOlá's post on July 8, 2017. Hello, Some of the possible reason why you're having issues with your Bluetooth device is due to software or hardware failure. We suggest that you check and follow the on-screen instructions on this article about troubleshooting wireless and Bluetooth issues. a) In the search bar Type "Troubleshooting". b) Press "Enter". c) On the Left Top corner click on "View All". d) List of built-in Hardware Troubleshooters will be displayed. e) Click on the "Hardware and Devices" from the list and troubleshoot. Article by Andre Da Costa. Volunteer Moderator. k01D.

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