Hp bluetooth mouse is choppy after replacing batteries.

My HP bluetooth mouse was running fine until the batteries died. In the process of replacing them, the computer lost the connection with the mouse and I ended up reloading it using the CD provided when I got the computer and mouse. Now, the mouse movement is really choppy. It seems okay along the perimeter of the screen, but stops and lags as you approach the center of the screen.
The loaded driver says it is from 2006, yet when I went to update the driver, it said it was the most current one.
Is there something that I need to adjust to get the curser movement smooth again?

Oh... one thing I forgot to add. Even after sliding the laser cover back and forth, I still get no red lights. (and this happened on the first mouse I had too).
It's acting like the mouse is dead. I find that incredible b/c I was JUST using the mouse before it told me the batteries were dying!
--A

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