Go to “Settings” from the Windows Start menu and select “Devices.”.A light will begin flashing once pairing mode has been turned on. Press and hold the pairing button, which is also located at the bottom of the mouse.Find the Logitech mouse switch at the bottom of the device and turn it on.If your Logitech mouse doesn’t come with a USB receiver, then you will have to connect it to other devices using Bluetooth. Your Logitech mouse is now connected to a unifying receiver. Press “Finish” at the bottom of the screen to complete the pairing process.Tap “Yes” to acknowledge the same, then click “Next.” A pop-up message will ask you to confirm that the cursor is moving.Move the cursor back and forth so that it’s detectable. Check to see if the cursor is visible on your screen.It should now pair with the receiver automatically. Restart the mouse by turning the switch at the bottom of the device off then on.Press “Next” again after verifying that the mouse information displayed on the screen is accurate.Plug your unifying receiver into a free USB port on your PC, then click “Next.”.Open the unifying software and hit “Next” at the bottom of the screen.
If your mouse is one of them, press this button and select a channel before linking the USB receiver. Some Logitech devices have a “Channel” key.
It’s also essential to remember that some accessories don’t have the “Connect” button and will automatically link to your PC. You might require the aid of a pin or a paperclip to push the “Connect” button on your Logitech mouse.
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