- #Microsoft bluetooth notebook mouse 5000 driver install#
- #Microsoft bluetooth notebook mouse 5000 driver drivers#
- #Microsoft bluetooth notebook mouse 5000 driver update#
Wonder if it has anything to do with HAL. this is a problem beyond bluetooth it seems. Though I got a nice and up to date bluetooth management under gnome, and no longer have to bother with retro-compatibility issues when adding the mouse, I still get the same problem of connected but not correctly setup mouse upon startup.
#Microsoft bluetooth notebook mouse 5000 driver install#
This seems to be a double issue, one with the mouse not being properly paired without doing an hidd -search, and another one where the mouse device is not properly set up right after boot.Įdit: just tested this on an up-to-date fedora 11 install and got no problem, hope this get fixed in a soon to come update.Įdit2: I even tried to compile and install the latest gnome-bluetooth package. Document Includes User Manual X1127312cvr.indd. I tried to compile and install the latest bluez packages, but the result is the same. Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 5000 Manual Pt 1 details for FCC ID C3K1058 made by Microsoft Corporation. More precisely, it is connected as it is visible in the bluetooth properties, and the bluetooth activity led blinks when I move the mouse around, but for some reason, it is not recognized as an input device, and I have to switch the mouse off then back on to get it to work properly. Just wanted to share this solution.Thanks so much! Worked like a charm!ġ- This is not a fix, this is a workaround, using deprecated utilities to get a mouse to work is not a viable way to handle it on the longer run.Ģ- I use a microsoft BT presenter 8000 on a Lenovo x200, and it turns out the mouse will not directly connect upon boot.
#Microsoft bluetooth notebook mouse 5000 driver update#
If an update is available, click on the Download and install hyperlink to commence the Microsoft mouse driver download and installation process. Yes, this seems similar to a fix suggested on another part of this site, but that fix didn't work and the one on launchpad did. Now, wait a bit and see if Windows finds a new Microsoft mouse driver update for your PC. Yes, this seems similar to a fix suggested on another part of this site, but that fix didn't work and the one on launchpad did.
#Microsoft bluetooth notebook mouse 5000 driver drivers#
this step has to be down.Ĭonnecting to device 00:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX (your mouse MAC) The key here is installing Bluetooth drivers in Windows 7 Compatibility Mode by right-clicking the Bluetooth EXE file > Properties & selecting Windows 7. If you do not get the No Passkey option, try to enter 0000 as a passkey by using your keyboard and check if the mouse is connected to you system successfully. If you are prompted for a passkey, select No passkey. The manager will say that the pairing is "successfull"Īlthough the mouse won't worked. The Microsoft Bluetooth mouse does not require a passkey to connect to the computer. I had the same problem with Jaunty Beta (Microsoft notebook 5000 for my Netbook Samsung NC-10)ġ) install the bluez-compat package with terminalĢ)Pair the mouse with the bluetooth manager. (I think it's overall a loss of power issue to the USB ports that's causing the Logitech's issues.) I'll post what I found below: I'm using MS bluetooth mouse 5000 and Ubuntu Jaunty on a Toshiba A105-S4004 model laptop (as well as on an HP 2133 netbook) to replace a two year old Logitech V220 that's losing connectivity when it gets more than a foot from the receiver.
I found a solution on the launchpad site.
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