Bluetooth Mouse stop in a Satellite E105-s1402

Kensigton bluetooth presenter mouse lost connection without a reason. I have BT stack last version (6.40.02). Can anybody help me ? tks

Did it work before ?
Are the batteries fully charged ?

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Thanks for your reply hammer.
I have now installed the latest bluetooth drivers, the only thing that has happened is that it can now connect to my mobile phone. the mouse is still a no goer.
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