I cannot get wireless mouse to work in windows 7 using bootcamp

OK, that is a Bluetooth mouse so open Windows Devices and Printers>Add a Device Toggle the power (on the mouse) off and then on. he mouse should appear in the window, follow instructions to add it.

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OK, that is a Bluetooth mouse so open Windows Devices and Printers>Add a Device Toggle the power (on the mouse) off and then on. he mouse should appear in the window, follow instructions to add it.

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I then bought another set by a different manufacturer and unfortunately encountered the same problem.
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I have Windows 7 loaded in Boot Camp and, for the most part, it works perfectly.
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I have a brand new W520 for my company and we cannot get wireless to work. Here is what I tried.
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Solved!
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Hi egregorich,
Check in the BIOS whether it's enabled, F1 to enter the BIOS, it should be under Config -> Networks.
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