Lenovo Wireless Laser Mouse 0A36188 looking for receiver

Hello,
Can I order a receiver for my wireless mouse model 0A36188? If not any lenovo nanoreceiver will work, how can I order the one that works with my mouse? Thanks.
Boris

Hey, try to uninstall all USB drivers and restart, but first remove the receiver of the mouse. On restart, windows will reinstall all USB drivers. Then plug in the receiver to the mouse.

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