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Bloody a70 Mouse: Driver Unable to Detect Newly Purchased Device

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  • #1 17020148
    Radek191
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    Hello, I recently bought the Bloody a70 mouse. The mouse works normally. I installed the driver and the driver cannot detect the mouse. Bloody a70 Mouse: Driver Unable to Detect Newly Purchased Device
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  • #2 17020263
    safbot1st
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    The mouse works on another PC?
  • #3 17020289
    JasuoGra
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    Try to delete old ALL mouse drivers.
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  • #4 17020319
    safbot1st
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    JasuoGra wrote:
    Try to delete old ALL mouse drivers.

    But how?
  • #5 17020335
    JasuoGra
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    Through My Computer> Device Manager
  • #6 17020363
    safbot1st
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    But there are no old drivers but only currently used ones.
  • #7 17020403
    JasuoGra
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    safbot1st wrote:
    But there are no old drivers but only currently used ones.

    They are old if they come out inactive.
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  • #8 17020439
    safbot1st
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    JasuoGra wrote:
    wychaczy

    I do not know this terminology. If you have a solution, give it. I possibly know programs to clean the registry from old drivers, but why do I need them as it turns out to be a mouse does not work in any computer?:
    safbot1st wrote:
    The mouse works on another PC?
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  • #9 17020489
    mateo-salvadore
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    Check on another PC, if it does not work, then no actions will help, because the mouse is dead and already.
    The mouse is such a simple device that it does not require special drivers to just move the cursor and operate the basic buttons.

    The question is - is the mouse not working at all (you write that it works) or is it not detected only in the game? If the mouse works, I would rather think about the problem with the game and not the driver ...
    However, if there are dedicated drivers for this mouse, download and install them.

    Enter the device manager (computer -> Right mouse button -> properties -> device manager -> Mouse and other pointing devices), find your mouse, double-click, driver tab -> update driver -> browse the computer (you will select the driver to install) ) -> find the driver folder and install it.
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    safbot1st
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    @ Mateo-Salvador Only I can see the driver on the screen in post # 1?
    @ Radek191 is silent, but has he read the manufacturer's installation instructions? Because on the screen you can see that "ATTENTION. The first time windows installs Driver?
    Maybe Radek solved the problem long ago, and it was just about HID (?) Drivers that windows installs automatically and "pressed" before the "Bloody" driver?
  • #11 17027971
    mateo-salvadore
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    Only you. The difference between the device driver and the application for its operation is the same as between the excavator and its operator.
    So far the author of the post has not deigned to join the discussion, so there is no point in contagion ...
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    safbot1st
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    @ Mateo-Salvador All in all you are right. Maybe that's the problem. I just assumed that it is hard to install the tool without installing the appropriate driver for it.
  • #13 17844738
    HubertRBK1
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    Hello.
    I had similar problems with the bloody R7 mouse. The mouse works but to change the mouse settings you need to connect to the software. Correct drivers solved the problem. Strange because I downloaded drivers from the distributor in Poland and the mouse was not detected, while the .com drivers went without a problem. But I spent some time on it so I write, maybe it will be useful to someone.
  • #14 18177374
    M4ximus
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    Hello, I have exactly the problem what the founder of this topic The mouse works and worked on the previous system, i.e. Win7 (with this software.) Now as I am fresh after switching to win 10 I can not "fire" the manufacturer's software is exactly the situation from the screen. I tried to disconnect the mouse, update the drivers and nothing. Please help

    PS It helped what the colleague from the post above recommended. I installed drivers for the US region and detected the mouse automatically. best regards
  • #15 18239428
    RR786
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    On the Polish website there is a Bloody 5 driver that does not overwhelm.
    You can download Bloody 7 from globala and it works to fire.
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around issues with the Bloody A70 mouse, specifically the inability of its driver to detect the device after installation. Users suggest troubleshooting steps such as testing the mouse on another PC, deleting old mouse drivers via Device Manager, and ensuring the correct drivers are installed. Some users report success with drivers from different regions or versions, indicating that the source of the driver can affect detection. The conversation highlights the importance of distinguishing between basic functionality and advanced features that require specific drivers or software.
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FAQ

TL;DR: One Windows 10 user reports "I installed drivers for the US region and detected the mouse automatically"; fix Bloody A‑series detection by installing the global/Bloody 7 package and reconnecting the mouse. [Elektroda, M4ximus, post #18177374]

Why it matters: This FAQ helps Bloody A‑series owners whose mouse works but the Bloody software can’t detect it.

Quick Facts

Why does my Bloody A70 move the cursor but the Bloody app says "Device not detected"?

That mismatch usually comes from using an outdated regional package. Users report the local Bloody 5 installer failing to detect, while the global Bloody 7 package works. Install the global/Bloody 7 suite, then reconnect the mouse to let the app see it. [Elektroda, RR786, post #18239428]

How do I fix Bloody not detecting my mouse on Windows 10, fast?

  1. Uninstall your current Bloody software.
  2. Download and install the US/global Bloody 7 package.
  3. Reconnect the mouse and open the app to confirm detection. A Windows 10 user confirmed this restored automatic detection after an upgrade. [Elektroda, M4ximus, post #18177374]

Where should I download the correct Bloody drivers for A70?

Use the global .com site rather than a regional distributor. One reported case showed distributor drivers failed to detect, while the .com drivers worked immediately. Choose the latest package offered globally. [Elektroda, HubertRBK1, post #17844738]

What’s the difference between Windows drivers and the Bloody software?

Windows loads a basic HID driver so the mouse moves and clicks. The Bloody software adds features like profiles, DPI, and macros. As one expert put it, "The difference between the device driver and the application... is the same as between the excavator and its operator." [Elektroda, mateo-salvadore, post #17027971]

Do I need to remove old mouse drivers first? How do I do that?

Yes, clear stale entries if detection seems confused. Open My Computer (This PC), go to Properties, then Device Manager. Find Mice and other pointing devices, right‑click unnecessary entries, and uninstall them. Reboot, then reinstall the correct Bloody package. [Elektroda, JasuoGra, post #17020335]

How do I manually point Windows to the Bloody driver?

Open Device Manager > Mice and other pointing devices. Double‑click your mouse, open the Driver tab, choose Update Driver, then Browse my computer. Select the folder where you extracted the Bloody driver and confirm. This forces Windows to use that driver. [Elektroda, mateo-salvadore, post #17020489]

How can I tell if my mouse is dead vs. a software issue?

Test it on another PC. If it fails there too, no software action will help. Replace or RMA it. A working mouse should move the cursor without special drivers, since it’s a simple HID device. [Elektroda, mateo-salvadore, post #17020489]

Windows showed a first‑time driver prompt. Should I wait before opening Bloody?

Yes. Let Windows finish installing its initial driver before launching the Bloody app. Starting the app too early can cause a “device not detected” message until Windows completes setup. Then open Bloody and test again. [Elektroda, safbot1st, post #17020526]

The distributor’s driver installer doesn’t detect my mouse. What next?

Download the latest installer from the global .com site instead. A user reported that the distributor’s package failed, while the global one immediately detected the mouse and enabled settings. Install, reconnect, and reopen the app. [Elektroda, HubertRBK1, post #17844738]

My mouse works in Windows but not inside a game. Is this a driver problem?

If the pointer moves in Windows, the base driver works. Check in‑game controls, disable conflicting overlays, and reapply your Bloody profile. Reinstall the Bloody app if needed. Focus on game or app configuration first, not the core driver. [Elektroda, mateo-salvadore, post #17020489]

Should I use registry cleaners to fix this detection issue?

No. Prioritize verifying the mouse on another PC and installing the correct driver package. One poster noted registry cleaning is pointless if the mouse fails across all computers. Address hardware and the proper installer first. [Elektroda, safbot1st, post #17020439]

Which Bloody software version should A70 users prefer: Bloody 5 or Bloody 7?

Choose Bloody 7 from the global site. Reports indicate the Polish Bloody 5 package failed to detect devices, while Bloody 7 recognized them and launched correctly. Use the newest global build available. [Elektroda, RR786, post #18239428]
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