green light is blinking, curser moves staticly null

I think its hardware problem.Better give it to logitech ..they"ll give you a new mice(3yrs harware warranty).good luck:).

It sounds like it is having a hard time maintaining the connection to the receiver. Try having the receiver plugged in as close to the mouse as possible (I have a USB hub built in to my keyboard, which works perfectly). When I plug the receiver in to the back of the computer (less than 3 feet away), the connection becomes choppy and the pointer will skip around on the screen quite a bit.

Replace your battery and check your usb connection piece

This could be a driver issue. Either way, go to the Logitech website for support. Their support is great and if your hardware is faulty, they will replace it within warranty. Before you file a claim, look for your mouse's latest drivers and make sure they are up to date. If the problem persists, submit a claim through the site.

move the mouse closer to the usb port, the mouse sends a signal to the usb port if it is too far away their could be a delay which would explain the static behavior on screen.

I guess the problem might be your mouse not connected to the receiver Try to download the unifying receiver software from logitech http://support.logitech.com/en_ch/software/unifying which allows you to reconnect your mouse to your unifying receiver if you follow the instructions according to the software

dont know for sure but I would try a new battery

You can check if you are covered under warranty. At the price for this unit, you can buy a new one for about $16.00.

I have not had this problem. Mine works smoothly.

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I think its hardware problem.Better give it to logitech ..they"ll give you a new mice(3yrs harware warranty).good luck:).
Answered by alex 10 years ago
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It sounds like it is having a hard time maintaining the connection to the receiver. Try having the receiver plugged in as close to the mouse as possible (I have a USB hub built in to my keyboard, which works perfectly). When I plug the receiver in to the back of the computer (less than 3 feet away), the connection becomes choppy and the pointer will skip around on the screen quite a bit.
Answered by MurphyR 10 years ago
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Replace your battery and check your usb connection piece
Answered by MMM1442 8 years ago
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Change the battery
Answered by Kimmybuttons 8 years ago
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This could be a driver issue. Either way, go to the Logitech website for support. Their support is great and if your hardware is faulty, they will replace it within warranty. Before you file a claim, look for your mouse's latest drivers and make sure they are up to date. If the problem persists, submit a claim through the site.
Answered by Chrishankhah 8 years ago
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move the mouse closer to the usb port, the mouse sends a signal to the usb port if it is too far away their could be a delay which would explain the static behavior on screen.
Answered by badboy62901 8 years ago
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I guess the problem might be your mouse not connected to the receiver Try to download the unifying receiver software from logitech http://support.logitech.com/en_ch/software/unifying which allows you to reconnect your mouse to your unifying receiver if you follow the instructions according to the software
Answered by gizzy 9 years ago
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dont know for sure but I would try a new battery
Answered by gary 9 years ago
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You can check if you are covered under warranty. At the price for this unit, you can buy a new one for about $16.00.
Answered by DanC 10 years ago
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I have not had this problem. Mine works smoothly.
Answered by Horatio1 10 years ago
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