Mighty mouse vista

Forums New posts. Product Reviews. Contact Us. Log in Register. Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. New posts. Log in. Install the app. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Click on your keyboard, then click Next. Click Next, you will be prompted to enter the passkey on your keyboard OR the passkey will automatically configure the keyboard for Windows.

Click Finish. Configuring Bluetooth Services for your Wireless Keyboard. You will see your keyboard here, this is normal. Give the computer and minute and will search for services within your Bluetooth keyboard hardware. Click OK button to close teh keyboard properties window. You will now have key input from your wireless keyboard. This should do it! Sorry for all the steps, but I wanted to be sure to get all them for everybody. User profile for user: Luckyslam Luckyslam. Vista cant detect the wireless mighty mouse alone.

It's look like he cant remember the security key or something like that. What can i do for this? Sry, for my poor english.

User profile for user: Ricky Avila Ricky Avila. I am using Windows Vista and Windows can recognize the mouse properly, but it stops working everytime i restart the computer.

Does anyone has any info regarding it? User profile for user: Hyde Hyde Nov 19, AM in response to Amen In response to Amen Just be sure bluetooth is running and is set to discover devices. I too thought I was having the same problem with my wireless mighty mouse, but soon found out it was a simple matter of not having bluetooth open. User profile for user: rinorific rinorific. User profile for user: Peeger Peeger. Jan 31, AM in response to rinorific In response to rinorific Fantastic!

It actually works I have crawled several discussions and support pages and here it is, this simple and unintuitive solution to this massively irritating problem.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. User profile for user: arobincaron arobincaron. Feb 2, PM in response to rinorific In response to rinorific It works for me too with Windows XP -- thank you for the information.

Did you just chance on this or is this written up somewhere? User profile for user: Syth Syth. Feb 19, AM in response to arobincaron In response to arobincaron I appreciate the posts, and I was able to get my BT Apple keyboard to work just fine, but I cannot get the MM to work with XP at all, even after enabling the services and even rebooting.

The mouse simply does nothing at all. User profile for user: emesce emesce. There are conflicting instructions in this discussion but these worked for my Air. User profile for user: Kenny Espinosa Kenny Espinosa. Reply Helpful 1 Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. User profile for user: Priyatam Priyatam. Storyline Edit. Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. Trivia A viewer notified media watchdog Reverend Donald Wildmon that, in one episode of this series, it looks like Mighty Mouse reaches into a pocket and snorts cocaine from his hand to regain his strength.

Wildmon was disbelieving at first, but after investigating the episode and learning of producer Ralph Bakshi 's background e. Given the numerous other instances of risque humor and adult jokes in this series, a drug reference wouldn't be out of the question.

Bakshi denies it to this day, maintaining that Mighty Mouse was merely smelling some crushed flowers and that the white jet leading from his hand to his nose was merely a cartoon "smell line" moving super-fast from the mighty inhale. The episode was immediately pulled from the rotation so that no one would see it. Quotes [as thousands of ping-pong balls fall from the ceiling User reviews 10 Review. Top review. Allow me to set you guys straight. This is something I happen to know a little bit about.

I saw the alleged coke sniffing episode, it is called "The Littlest Tramp". I was fortunate enough to record it off the air.

It was actually shown twice before they got in trouble, and then edited in further showings quite different from "never being seen again". There is a British video cassette collection of New Mighty Mouse available only in PAL format; I have seen it and the alleged sniffing has been editing out.

If you watch the cartoon, wait for him to say these words: "I know someone else like that". You should immediately see the pink powder fly up his nose.