HP Z3700 Mouse Driver Unavailable?

[Vinnytwin]

Just purchased a new HP Z3700 Wireless Mouse and when I plug it in all that comes up is:

"Driver unavailable"

When you search on HP website for drivers, it's not there? Have I just wasted £20?

[Dragon-Fur]

@Vinnytwin

Apparently this Wireless mouse is supposed to be compatible with Vista to Windows 10.

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I did not find an HP Driver associated with the device -- I might have missed something, of course.

The mouse includes a tiny USB Unifier used to connect the mouse.  If you did not do so, find the Unifier (might be inside the mouse in the battery compartment), and plug into a USB port on your computer.

This mouse requires the lower bandwidth:  2.4GHz

This is not a Bluetooth mouse.

New Mouse is covered under the standard, limited HP warranty -- if you like, contact HP in your region and ask for options / information.

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