20 Most Recent Gigabyte Wireless Optical USB Mouse GMW7C Questions & Answers

is this PS/2 mouse not told what mouse or wireless mouse never ever hot swap any PS2; mouse only done with power AC cord pulled from the WALL AC power for 15mins. no mouse told all , not the maker nor model or if usb. .P/S2 , wireless blue tooth or custom wireless USB receivers or what nobody can guess what is in you hand, the bottom of the mouse has model told there. blind leading the blind. sure. that is my job doing that. means no photo of mouse. posted or links to stores selling yours. that switch word smacks of wireless mouse so leave it on. waste 1cent of power per year and be brave. 10cents/kwh divided 0.05watts is what, NOTHING. 1000/.05 , x 0.10 usd. rule #2 if using USB ports (not told) turn sleep on the mouse port to off.

On the bottom of the mouse there will be a door and you will need something thin and blunt to flick it open, here's an example

Press the small buttton on the lower palm side of the top of the mouse and pull the round side of the mouse off. you tube video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3fYOjdAE1g

It opens from the top at the rear,not from underneath as the diagram seems to illustrate.

To setup a wireless mouse regardless of its type, do the following:

1. Insert the USB transmitter (this could look like a mini plug or a stick) and wait for windows to complete installation.
2. Once this is successful, turn on the mouse by holding down the power button. Or insert the disc that came with the mouse and run the installer. The installer will install the device drivers and setup your mouse's configuration panel which will reside in your system tray.

Make sure that the mouse has batteries and that it is switched on for it to work. It will glow red when it is switched on.

No, it can't be connected to a different manufacturer's receiver.

You Must install thats Driver Device.
Usually driver include in the Box when you get from the shop.

try pressing the switch next to usb dongle removal switch

See that black thing in front near the bottom of the mouse? push that and yank up.

Hi,
I had the same problem and finally i solved it. I don't have English Windows (Win7) so some phrases could be inaccurate.
1) When the mouse is found in the Add Device Dialog, use your touchpad or keyboard (use TAB and arrows to select and SHIFT F10 shortcut for rightclick) to rightclick on the device image and hit properties.
2) Tick "Drivers for keyboard or mouse (HID)" and then press apply and ok. Driver will be updated and your mouse should work now.

I hope this will help you, bye Vlada

Hello,

Thanks for using FixYa.

If you are having problems with the buttons, I suggest that you take the mouse back to where you bought it and have it replaced. It might be a broken mouse.

I hope this helps. Thanks and good day.

- HotRatchet

Hi Yechial,

Wireless devices often have sync buttons (normally under both reciever and mouse) that re-establish communication if it gets lost. Try pressing one or both.

If you have another mouse to test the port, that would rule it out as the problem.

Try these out,

Mike

The mouse and the receiver must be paired together. Press the reset button on the mouse and then press the one on the receiver. If this does not work and the mouse is still under warranty return it for a refund and buy a different mouse. This mouse is problematic.

You can gry the manual here.

http://rsk.imageg.net/graphics/uc/rsk/Support/ProductManuals/2600284A_PM_EN.pdf


Good luck

pressing once on the mouse or the reciver should do the trick

Hi,
Here's the User Manual from the Gigabyte website:
http://america.giga-byte.com/FileList/Manual/mouse_manual_w6w7.zip

Hope this helps

Chris (ziraffa)