Wireless Mighty Mouse has stopped selecting, cutting or pasting

My batteries ran out two days ago. I changed the batteries but since then my wireless Mighty Mouse will not select text, cut or paste. It has other erratic behavior. Any help and advice welcomed.

Sending back to Apple. Free refund.

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    (Sorry for my bad english)

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    Marcus

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    Good day to you all, ladies and gents!
    Right, well I have attempted some research on this and it seems that there's quite a few other people that have issues with the Wireless (not so) Mighty Mouse.
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    How to Clean a Mighty Mouse
    Minimize Bluetooth Interference
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    Check System Preferences/Keyboard&Mouse and click Bluetooth.
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    Message was edited by: Carolyn Samit

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    Message was edited by: Henk Puister

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