this link is the model number you gave Package Includes if you look in the pictures the black thing that has the cord that plugs into your pc usb port is the receiver which was asked about, this one has a large one that sits on the desk not a stick type. Your mouse does need to be in sight line of the receiver for it to get the signal properly so make sure that receiver has not been moved or covered up or out of line of sight of the mouse. Also they all have reset buttons on the mouse somewhere and on the receiver if they get out of sync you can go through the sequence for that model to sync them back up. It may just be time to upgrade to a newer wireless mouse. This seems to be the sync procedure for your mouse and receiver. If you experience trouble synchronizing a device to a receiver, try the following. Removing the batteries from the mouse or keyboard. Press and hold the Connect button on the receiver for 15 seconds. Re-insert the batteries into the mouse or keyboard. Press the connect button on the mouse or keyboard.

Doing a power cycle should sort that. 1) Make sure the touch pad is enabled (still not working? Go to step 2) 2) Turn off the computer 3) Unplug the power cord from outlet or laptop 4) Remove the battery 5) Press and hold the power ON button for 30 seconds 6) Re-insert battery 7) Plug in power cord 8) Turn on the computer After doing the above is it working? Paddy..

With a reboot, change of port and the like that suggests it's the mouse itself. If it's a wireless mouse, it might need new batteries. My experience with wireless ones is that batteries need to be fresh and they don't last long anyway so be sure you get new, fresh batteries - don't try pulling them from the remote control or a clock on the wall... I don't like wireless ones for these reasons. It's a good idea to have an extra mouse anyway. And I'd suggest trying a different mouse. You shouldn't have to install new software with a current operating system unless you're using some special features. It will automatically detect and set it up for you. The other thing that has not been mentioned is whether she's scanned for malware lately. This is one classic symptom of a malware issue but this symptom can be caused by a variety of issues. Good luck!

I just got off the phone with Klehm Song Sparrow Nursery and they were able to give me an order history either by phone or by e mail. Order history cannot be done through their website. Anyway, I didn't buy this mystery plant though I do think that I may have gotten a 'Holy Mouse Ears', as per Babka's great photos. I will have to reprint the tag with the 'Holy Mouse Ears' on it. Still trying to figure out how I got 1, maybe when they grow all these 'Mouse Ear' series they are grown closely together and this one hitched a ride with the 'Frosted Mouse Ears'.? Thanks everyone for your help. I can always count on someone being able to ID a plant on this website.