Update / Reinstall Mouse DriversĪnother thing that could go wrong is the mouse drivers. If your mouse works on a different computer then we can get it working on your current computer as well. To test if that’s the case, just connect your mouse to a different computer or maybe your laptop and see if it’s getting detected. Sometimes, due to compatibility issues, your Logitech mouse may not be detected on your computer. If that does not work either, move to the next method. In most cases, the mouse shall start working again. So, just unplug the unifying receiver and plug it into a different USB port on your computer or laptop. It occurs when the USB port in which you’ve plugged your unifying receiver (the little USB accessory that came with your wireless mouse) is not working properly. Plug Unifying Receiver into different USB PortĪnother problem could be that your Logitech wireless mouse is not receiving signals from the computer. In case, your Logitech wireless mouse does not work even with new batteries then move to the next way. The last thing to do is to replace the battery with a new one and it should solve your problem.
Insert the batteries again and see if it works. Otherwise, just remove the batteries and leave the mouse for 5-10 seconds. Put your Logitech wireless mouse to charge if it is rechargeable and see if it works after charging. The very first step is to verify the batteries are charged enough. Wireless mice work on batteries and that’s the most common reason why your Logitech mouse is not working. But, due to a lot of different reasons, your wireless mouse may stop working.īelow are 6 ways to fix a Logitech wireless mouse not working. Logitech’s wireless mice generally work pretty well as most of them use a unifying receiver with a 2.4G wireless connection between the mouse and your computer/laptop.