Compx NK mouse NANO dongle
The NK mouse NANO dongle is a USB wireless receiver used for a Compx mouse. It functions as an input device for mouse and keyboard HID (Human Interface Device) functions.
What does it do?
This is a small USB wireless receiver that allows a mouse to communicate with a computer. Users may see this name in Linux hardware lists, device diagnostic reports like DxDiag, or system hardware logs.
Why does it show up with this name?
It appears under this name because it is identified by its vendor (Compx) and its specific hardware ID (373b:10c9 or 373b:1216) as a nano-sized wireless dongle for an NK series mouse.
Is it safe?
Yes, this is a normal hardware component for a wireless mouse. It can be removed by unplugging it from the USB port.
What if it doesn’t work?
- Ensure the dongle is plugged directly into a USB port
- Check if the mouse has sufficient battery power
- Try a different USB port to rule out connection issues
FAQ
What kind of device is this?
It is a wireless USB receiver (dongle) for a mouse.
Is it a keyboard?
While primarily a mouse receiver, some logs identify it as having keyboard and HID interfaces.
Sources
The information on this page was compiled with the help of AI from the pages below.
- Compx NK mouse NANO donglelinux-hardware.org ↗
- 16:10 Monitor stretches 16:9 resolution vertically - Linux Mint Forumsforums.linuxmint.com ↗
- forums.ea.comforums.ea.com ↗
Last updated: 2026-11-10
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