P.S.- Mouse came without any drivers or software and was fully Windows and Mac compatible. I only have a week before back-breaking university homework starts again Please help, I'm really distressed about this. I've unplugged the USB receiver and replugged it, and also restarting the computer hasn't helped either. I even tried cleaning the 'invisible optic' with a Q-tip but it still doesn't work. The external mouse's receiver even shows up in the USB ports on the MacBook and on the XP partition. I tried changing the batteries but the green LED button no the mouse keeps flickering so batteries isn't the problem. This has happened to me a few times before but the rest button usually does the trick and it's never lasted for so long.

There is a reset button on the mouse's belly, but resetting didn't work either. Unlike the real LX5 model, it doesn't really have a connect button (atleast I don't think, I have no documentation of any sort with me right now). The external mouse I have is a Logitech Cordless Mini-Optical mouse(with a USB receiver) and it resembles the LX5 Cordless Optical Mouse ( ). This doesn't seem to be the case though when I use the trackpad. The MacBook was asleep in Mac OS X and when it woke up, the mouse was frozen. This morning I felt like playing Age of Mythology on the XP.

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