If you are encountering specific errors during setup, let me know:
The VGP-BMS33 uses Bluetooth 2.0, which is power-sensitive. Replace the AA battery with a fresh alkaline battery. Also, go to Device Manager > Bluetooth > your Bluetooth adapter > Properties > Power Management > Uncheck "Allow the computer to turn off this device."
Uncheck the box that says . Click OK . Issue: Driver Error "This device cannot start (Code 10)" Sony Vaio Bluetooth Laser Mouse Vgp-bms33 Driver
If you are trying to get your classic Sony VAIO Bluetooth Laser Mouse (VGP-BMS33) working on a modern system, you likely won't find a dedicated "driver installer." Because it uses standard Bluetooth HID protocols, the "driver" is actually built into Windows.
The VGP-BMS33 uses a , which is generally more accurate than optical mice but can struggle on very clear or reflective surfaces. The manual notes that the mouse may not work properly on “transparent surfaces or mouse pads with a clear surface” . If you are encountering specific errors during setup,
The mouse pairs natively via BlueZ. Use xbindkeys or evremap to map side buttons. The laser sensor works perfectly. The driver is nonexistent; Linux handles it as a standard mouse.
is sensitive to low power. Even if the light turns on, low battery levels can cause weak Bluetooth signals. Click OK
Wait for or VGP-BMS33 to appear in the list. Click on the device name to pair. Note: If prompted for a pairing code, enter 0000 or 1234 . Troubleshooting Common Driver and Connection Issues The Mouse Frequently Disconnects