Pair mouse ... Microsoft Wireless laser Mouse 8000

I , i have a Macbook pro 2011 and i upgrade the osx to yosemite 10.10 ... after that i can not connect my Microsoft Wireless laser Mouse 8000 ... any help ??
Thanks

Have your tried this before
By Alvaro Becerra
Hi, I tried all the tricks listed here with no luck, but I think I've finally found the solution.
Try using "any device" option, then, when the assistant tries to pair with the device, there's a button called "passkey options", click it and then select the option "Don't use a passkey".
The mouse will pair successfully. Mine is working great on my iMac.
from post: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1504954

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