How to connect a wireless mouse to a laptop?

01Step 1: Prepare Your Mouse and Laptop

Before you begin, make sure your wireless mouse and laptop are both powered on.
If your mouse requires batteries, check that they are properly inserted and have enough charge.
Ensure that your laptop has a working USB port or Bluetooth functionality.

Most wireless mice come with their own drivers that need to be installed on your laptop.
Check the packaging or manual of your mouse for any driver installation instructions.
If required, download and install the drivers from the manufacturer's website.

If your wireless mouse uses a USB receiver, plug it into an available USB port on your laptop.
Wait for your laptop to recognize the mouse and complete the installation process.
Once installed, your wireless mouse should be ready to use.

If your wireless mouse supports Bluetooth connectivity, make sure your laptop has Bluetooth turned on.
Put your mouse into pairing mode by holding down the pairing button or following the manufacturer's instructions.
On your laptop, go to the Bluetooth settings and click on the option to add a new device.
Select your mouse from the list of available devices and follow any additional prompts to complete the pairing process.
Once paired, your wireless mouse should be connected to your laptop via Bluetooth.

By following these simple steps, you can easily connect your wireless mouse to your laptop and enjoy the convenience it offers.

Methods	Details
Prepare	Make sure your mouse and laptop are powered on with working batteries and USB/Bluetooth functionality.
Install Driver	Check for any mouse drivers that need to be installed and download them from the manufacturer's website.
Connect via USB	Plug in the USB receiver and wait for the laptop to recognize and install the wireless mouse.
Connect via Bluetooth	Turn on Bluetooth on your laptop, put your mouse in pairing mode, and complete the pairing process.

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