The magic mouse still can't connect to my mac book

i change the new batteries with my magic mouse
it cannot connect to my mac book with lion
i can see the green light but only for few seconds
reboot no work
i have the pad& keyborad also, they all work, only the mouse

Sorry for not explaining myself better, I can easily connect to the windows machine from the Mac using the IP address. I can't connect to the Mac from the PC and I have tried using the IP address.

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No apology needed, I assume things at times.....
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