Windows 10: Bluetooth optical mouse

How can I change to have the words 'allow a device to connect' not to greyed out so that I connect an optical mouse via blue tooth?




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Rapoo Unveils the Bluetooth Optical Mouse 6080 and Dual Mode Optical Mouse 6610

Rapoo announces the availability of the Bluetooth Optical Mouse 6080 and Dual Mode Optical Mouse 6610 - the newest additions to its collection of wireless peripheral products. Designed for an enhanced experience and smooth user control, the 6080 and 6610 are ideal for browsing the web, playing games, office applications, and more.

The Bluetooth Optical Mouse 6080, $19.99, utilizes Bluetooth 3.0 technology to connect with a range of devices like most notebooks and Ultrabooks with up to 33-feet of working wireless range. This means that it does not need a USB adapter to establish connection leaving the device's USB ports open for other needs.







The 6080 boasts a comfortable grip, and smooth, responsive cursor control because of its optical sensor and 1000 DPI high-definition tracking engine. With Rapoo's latest energy saving technology and power switch, you can enjoy up to 6 months of uninterrupted use. The Bluetooth Optical Mouse 6080 is available in black at www.adorama.com and other fine retailers.

Combining wireless 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 3.0 technology, the Dual Mode Optical Mouse 6610, $24.99 (pictured above right), is an ideal travel-ready mobile accessory for users with multiple devices. The two connection options means that you can use it with all Bluetooth-enabled devices (i.e. Ultrabooks, tablets and more), or most other devices by working on the 2.4 GHz wireless frequency with USB Nano receiver.

The 6610 also has a 1000 DPI high-definition invisible tracking engine for ease-of-use. Stylish and sleek, an aluminum alloy decorative strip encases the scroll wheel for an elegant look. The Dual Mode Optical Mouse 6610 is available in black or gray at www.walmart.com among others. Its battery lasts up to nine months.

 

Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse 2.0 spontaneously stops working

Hi Mirvine,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft community.

Sorry for the inconvenience caused to you. I’ll certainly help you with this.

There could be a corruption with the wireless optical mouse.

I suggest you to refer the following Microsoft Hardware help article and follow the troubleshooting steps to fix the issues with the wireless mouse.

Troubleshooting wireless and Bluetooth® issues

Hope this will help you. Keep us posted with the status of the issue to assist you further.

Thank you.

 

Bluetooth mouse still freezes

Hello,

There are multiple possibilities why a Bluetooth mouse could act up. To assist you with your concern, you can try these following steps:

Method 1:

Check if the Bluetooth mouse and its Bluetooth adapter are working properly.

• Try installing fresh new batteries.
• Try to unplug the Bluetooth adapter of your mouse and plug it back in.
• Try connecting the Bluetooth adapter of your mouse to a different USB port.
• Try to remove objects that can interfere with the signal of your Bluetooth adapter and mouse.

Method 2:

Check if you have installed all the updates on your computer. There are chances that you might get Bluetooth drivers through update:

• Go to the Start screen.
• Type Windows update and click on it from the list of results.
• Click on Check for updates on the left pane in the new window.

We also suggest that you try to contact the manufacturer of the Bluetooth mouse for other options.

We will wait for your response.

Regards.