if its not getting any power light then its a power issue.
did anything happen suddenly before the old batteries die? any possible liquid damage?
might sound silly and i HATE to ask but are the batteries in the right polarity?
and youve obviously tried confirmed fresh batteries?
are they rechargeables ?
have you checked to make sure the contacts are extended enough for the negative to make a solid contact with the batteries?
any corrosion?
if youve checked all that you may need to open the mouse up and take some voltage readings and make sure the board is getting power. if it is then you have a bigger issue and will need further trouble shooting.
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can u take a pic of the board plz
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Hi @kamsh
Had you tried with another computer?
Is the usb receiver detected on the computer? you can check on device manager.
when you pull out the new battery and insert again, do you see any LED light showing up on top of the mouse?
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I have the exact same problem. The USB receiver is detected but none of the LED lights are lighting up when batteries are inserted.
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