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In the end, I discovered that it's not just the mouse that was problematic, it was the receiver as well. In fact, maybe it was just the receiver at fault, and it lost its capability to decipher the signal for a mouse click.Anyway, I bought the same set again, because it's the only cheap wireless 75% keyboard I could find on the market. By way of curiosity, I did try to see if the old peripherals work on the new receiver, and there was no success. Each set is hardwired (hardwirelessed?) to its own receiver, so as not to interfere with other sets that may be nearby, and encrypted for security. The manual doesn't even make mention of pressing the CONNECT button for pairing ... it's very much plug and play.Thanks, both of you, for your time.

Hi all,I have a Perixx PERIDUO-707 PLUS wireless keyboard/mouse combo that I've been using for the past five years. Being a combo, they both run from a single RF receiver. Unfortunately I've damaged the mouse and I was hoping to be able to get a replacement for the mouse only.After having no luck finding the same Perixx-branded mouse available to purchase by itself, after typing the mouse's model number (MG-0975) into Google, I discovered that the AmazonBasics wireless RF mouse is the exact same mouse, but rebranded. It even has the same FCC ID. On closer inspection of the Amazon listing, I can see that the receiver also has the same model number as the Perixx receiver (RG-0976).The mouse has a "connect" button underneath it.Given all the above, what's the likelihood of me being able to pair a new AmazonBasics mouse to the existing Perixx receiver?