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Help with my wireless mouse...

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Right, well I'm using a HID-compliant HP wireless mouse (serial number BR34105455), battery powered, and I have a major peeve with it. It just up and dies when the batteries die, without warning me or anything. I have been in the middle of somthing in RuneScape when it dies and have almost died in RS from that happening.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What can I do so that it actually WARNS me when this is about to happen? I've seen such warnings on my brother's, father's, and sister's computers, but on mine it just dies without warning. I'm really frustrated ATM because I can't find anything on Google that is really helping :x

have you read the instuction booklet??

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i know it sounds stupid but belive me ive done it multiple times with my old 1

I know with my Microsoft one there's software that comes with it called Intellipoint, that keeps track of that kind of thing, I don't know if yours came with anything like that, try looking on the website and see if they have any software or anything :)

Even those with software can have trouble giving a warning, especially if you save money by using rechargables in a mouse that is not rechargable itself. The fade characteristic of rechargable batteries is quite sudden, with the voltage dropping only when exhausted.

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