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Logitech mouse problem?

Logitech wireless M325 mouse not working.  I have inadvertently mixed up the transmitters related to this specific mouse.  Trying either transmitter the mouse does not work.  The battery is good.  Should I just scrap this mouse and purchase a new one with a new USB transmitter?  Are these transmitters from Logitech specific to a given mouse?
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capreol
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Richard Christensen

8/22/2022 - Mon
John

Try one more time with the RF device in a USB port. Shut down, Start up and test. If the mouse does not work, it is simple and economical to replace it.

I have two Logitech mice here both with RF USB devices.  They are definitely not interchangeable.

Some Logitech devices (newer ones) are interchangeable.

Good luck
arnold

Echo John's and your own.

If you have the tranceivers plug all into the one computer and see if the mouse in question works.
If it does, remove a tranceiver at a time until the mouse stops working at which point you found your tranceiver.

But cost of a replacement versus the amount of time ...
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John

Alternatively, you can download the Unifying Software from Logitech. I have it here.

You can unpair the mouse and then try re-pairing the mouse.  See if that works.

https://support.logitech.com/en_us/software/unifying
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nobus

look in device manager for all installed mice, and uninstall them REBOOT now
then connect your mouse and test
Ethan Jakson

Just try a few more times. You can also look for the settings at the device manager section. Also, try to update the drivers for the mouse once,
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Thanks to the experts who participated.  Much appreciated.
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