Pesky rodent won't do what you want it to? Let's connect it properly.
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ARRIS SURFboard SBG7600AC2 DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem
If you grew up with painfully annoying wired mice, owning a wireless mouse must feel like total freedom, not having to be tied to your machine and awkwardly trying to get the wire in the right position on your desk for minimum tangling.
However, what owning a wireless mouse does bring is having to go through various steps to connect it to your PC rather than just plug and play. We’re going to go through all the necessary steps for connecting a wireless mouse to your PC as well as if you’re going to need to purchase any additional devices to do so.
All wireless mice nowadays are Bluetooth enabled but not all come with a small adapter that you can plug directly into your PC, bridging the connection. If yours doesn’t, you’ll either need to have a PC with Bluetooth built-in or you’re going to have to buy an external Bluetooth adapter to get your wireless mouse connected. We’d recommend an adapter like the TP-Link USB Bluetooth Adapter which is great value and gets the job done well. You can always check out our best Bluetooth adaptor recommendations right here.
If you’ve got your Bluetooth connection ready on your PC, let’s get into the steps for connecting your wireless mouse.
You should now have successfully connected your wireless mouse to your PC. If you’re still having issues, try closing the case and opening it again to begin the syncing process.
