Hi Jo-Anne Woods,
Thank you for confirming that you've already worked through the suggestions in the AI Answer.
Since your original mouse and a second Bluetooth mouse both fail to pair, this points more toward a Bluetooth issue on the PC rather than a problem with the mouse itself.
Could you let me know:
- What version of Windows are you using? (Press Windows + R, type winver then share a screenshot or the version/build shown.)
- Are any other Bluetooth devices, such as headphones, speakers, or a phone able to connect successfully?
- Does the mouse appear at all when you select Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Add device > Bluetooth or does it never show up?
Also, please open Device Manager and expand Bluetooth. Let me know if you see any devices with a yellow warning icon or any entries that appear disabled.
The results of those checks will help determine whether this is a Bluetooth adapter, driver or Windows-related issue and I can suggest the next steps from there.
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