Magic Mouse Keep on disconnecting for mba.

my Magic mouse keep on disconnecting from mac book air, few day back I bought a brand new one but still the same problem. it's keep on discoonecting.
every time i have to manually go to bluethooth and connect again.
Any one else faced the same problem.
I am using latest 10.9 OS.

Try resetting the PRAM.
Barry

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