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Mr.Scaleo · 06-15-2009, 04:26 PM

Thanks mcninjaguy for you effort and what you found is really great.
Just a couple of things though.
I don't think my mouse is dying or is dead. It was fully loaded when I bought it. It wasn't dirty or so and the seller said it was like new. I believe this is true. However I searched the net and found your description and I found forum indication that I probably need the Ac adapter for reloading. The station need it for recharging pupose. Even if I would follow the battery change description it's still cheaper to buy another one on my biding site than bying new battery and install it. But I have mailed my lokal store and I'm waiting for answers on their universal adapter. We'll just have to see how this turns out.

06-15-2009, 04:26 PM	#3 (permalink)
Mr.Scaleo Registered User Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 211 OS: xp sp3	Re: Logitech mx1000 help Thanks mcninjaguy for you effort and what you found is really great. Just a couple of things though. I don't think my mouse is dying or is dead. It was fully loaded when I bought it. It wasn't dirty or so and the seller said it was like new. I believe this is true. However I searched the net and found your description and I found forum indication that I probably need the Ac adapter for reloading. The station need it for recharging pupose. Even if I would follow the battery change description it's still cheaper to buy another one on my biding site than bying new battery and install it. But I have mailed my lokal store and I'm waiting for answers on their universal adapter. We'll just have to see how this turns out.