Bluetooth Mighty Mouse cursor isnt working, no red light.

Hi today i got a bluetooth mighty mouse and set it up and put the battery in. The green light is turning on and the computer says its connected but the red light isnt working and not moving around the screen. The left and right click buttons are working.
HELP!

Have you tried pairing it again?
And I would change the batteries no matter what it says

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My new MacBook Pro and Wireless MM just arrived Friday and I spent Saturday transferring files from my PB G4 and installing Parallels/WinXP.
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Hello ba:
No light=no power to the device.
If you happen to be near an Apple store, take the mouse in and have them try it on one of their systems. I do not think there would be any charge for that.
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Do these mice eat AA batteries? Is it a good idea to get some rechargeables to use instead?
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In answer to your question, the battery life of a wireless mouse is mostly dependent on usage. When not in use, the wireless devices go to a very low power mode. IMHO, it is a waste of time to turn mice/KBs off. I would postulate that your experience is about normal.
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