There are several possible reasons why a wireless mouse frequently disconnects after connecting to a computer:
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1. Electromagnetic interference: Wireless mouse uses radio signals to communicate with the computer. If the wireless signal generated by other devices (such as wireless routers, mobile phones, microwave ovens, etc.) interferes with the signal transmission between the mouse and the computer, it may lead to network disconnection.
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2. Insufficient signal strength: The distance between the wireless mouse and the receiver is too far or there is an obstacle, which will lead to insufficient signal strength, resulting in unstable connection or even off the network.
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3. Low battery power: If the battery power of the wireless mouse is low, it may cause unstable signal transmission, resulting in network disconnection.
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4. Driver problem: If there is a problem with the driver or firmware of the wireless mouse, it may lead to abnormal communication with the computer, resulting in network disconnection.
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Solutions to this problem include: try to change the position of the wireless mouse, the wireless mouse as close as possible to the receiver; Replace the batteries with new ones; Turn off nearby devices that may cause interference; Confirm whether the wireless mouse driver or firmware has been updated; Use other wireless mouse or wired mouse for testing, etc. If the problem persists, you may need to further check your computer network Settings or contact your vendor for further assistance.
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