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  I bought a combo keyboard and mouse 5000.  The mouse never worked good to go, I bought a separate Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse 5000.

  The keyboard does not work with this receiver, I'll have to keep plugged in as well?

  Hello

  Maybe something is wrong with the rodent: another your keyboard may or may not
  working with the same transmitter/receiver, may not even make use of the same technology.

  Microsoft Hardware Warranty Info.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/warranties.mspx

  MS material supports and warranty claims - there is a support of 90 days starting from the
  1 incident. (Most keyboard and mouse have 3 years warranty).

  1-800-936-5700

  I hope this helps.

• Uninstall the usb keyboard and mouse

  I am swapping a USB keyboard and a USB mouse for a combo keyboard and mouse Logitech MK360 wireless on my Dell Optiplex gx620 desktop (Windows 7).  Do I pull up the Device Manager, go to the properties for the keyboard and the mouse and click on uninstall BEFORE or after HAVING physically remove connectors USB keyboard and mouse to the USB ports on the Office?  Should I use before removing connectors USB Safely Remove Hardware?  Thank you

  USB keyboard/mouse can be disconnected without using the icon "remove."  In fact, I would be shocked if they were still on the list safely remove at all.

  But to answer your first question, which depends on whether you want to keep pilots autour for future use.  If this is not the case, go ahead and uninstall the device before unplugging.

• Need replacement for HP Pavilion 23 wireless keyboard and mouse

  I accidentally bent the USB transmitter for my Pavilion All In One irreparably, and so I am looking to buy a new transmitter of keyboard/mouse/USB to my computer. I'm looking online, but must use the wrong keywords because I can't seem to find any information on what game should I buy for my computer again.

  Can someone tell me please what set of keyboard should I buy? Thanks in advance.

  CCM

  CCMilesWA, welcome to the forum.

  Here is a page with different sets of keyboard and mouse wireless that should work with your computer.  You can watch to see that one you like and go to the HP store for more information.  Make sure that it is compatible with your operating system.

  Please, click on "Thumbs Up +" if I helped you and click "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Sound does not work after installing new wireless keyboard and mouse

  I have windows xp Media Center installed the new logitech wireless keyboard and mouse, and now my sound does not work. The speaker light is on, the Device Manager does not show a conflict and said that everything works well, but still no sound. A friend has just installed a new microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse and is having the same problem so I know that's not new equipment. Does anyone else have this problem?

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• Connect the keyboard and mouse wireless with new transmitter/receiver

  Hello.

  I have a keyboard and wireless Microsoft mouse 2000 but the transceiver does not seem to work.

  I also have another transmitter/receiver (same model) which belongs to Microsoft Wireless Keyboard and Mouse 5000, so my question is:

  is there a way to use the wireless 2000 with this new transceiver box? How can I change the transceiver settings so that it finds the keyboard and mouse?

  Thanks in advance

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  There is no suggestion that we can do to solve this problem.

  It's specific hardware of matching which can only be solved through software.

  You must contact the material support of the link below:

  How to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and replace manuals:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/326246

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• Dell Wireless keyboard and Mouse Combo (KM632) - Resynch to receiver

  Good day everyone,

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  So I have a Dell keyboard and mouse here, but I think that I may have the wrong receiver. We have hundreds of these keyboards and mouse and it will be difficult to browse our building of the keys on the keyboard to find the receiver. I was hoping there is a way to reprogram or to connect the devices on the receiver so I can get this kit up and running again.

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• dongle USB wireless keyboard and mouse

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  You don't need to turn off the wireless mouse. If you have problems with the batteries run out frequently, it might be useful, but I've never needed to do.

  Two different sets of wireless mice/keyboards are not usually a problem. If there is a conflict, go through the process of connection of each game.

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  Keyboard & mouse extremely accurate up until yesterday. KB & mouse connect with internal wireless, not the Receiver USB receiver. Keyboard started erratic behavior: simple typo produced several repetitions of key or other random character; keyboard is unresponsive to the strike and tab; When you type two words, leaving aside the characters, you know that you have entered. Mouse sometimes slow to react and temporarily freezes for several seconds. First, I replaced the batteries, but did not hold the buttons connect for 5 to 10 seconds. I did re - synchronize both today and as I type this, the keyboard and mouse seem to behave normally.  I have been installing new software constantly for two weeks and no doubt have you installed something yesterday. Re-syching may have solved the problem. I'll reply to this post at the end of the day. No idea why the keyboard & mouse would lose sych in the first place?

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  It's time to pick up a bluetooth or wireless Clavier\souris combo set.

  You will be probably better to choose a wireless set.  Check out the review sites.

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  I wish that you follow the steps in this article and check if that helps.
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  Thank you

  Hello

  See the keyboard or mouse manual to locate the reset button to zero, to assistance that may help you resolve this problem.

  If you are unable to locate the reset button then, I would say to contact hardware support team.
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• How to install a wireless keyboard and mouse in Windows 7

  I installed windows 7 on my neighbor's computer.  I do not have the keyboard and the mouse at the time so I used one of my own (not wireless).  Now, I have a keyboard and mouse, but can not understand how to operate.  The computer is a gateway FX400 XL.  I went to the front door and downloaded a driver entered Gateway 400 series for Windows 7 32-bit system.  I then ran the installation for this driver who really seemed to be for Windows XP.  I shut down the computer, unplugged my mouse and keyboard, and return the computer.  I have a cursor on the screen but it won't move and the keyboard does not work.  I then plugged my keyboard and mouse again and still works.  Any ideas as to what I should try next?

  Hello Willie Wonka 2,.

  Mouse and keyboard wirelesss should have with its own installation disc you need to first install. You should also have a "receiver" which the mouse and the keyboard must be synchronized with to make them work properly. If you look at the bottom of the mouse and keyboard, you should see a button 'tiny' with the words 'connect' next to them. You must move the mouse close the "receiver" and press the button connect the mouse with a blunt object (pencil will usually do). All the lights of the "receiver" will start to Flash when the mouse connects. When they stop flashing the connection generally were filed. You will need to do the same thing with the keyboard.

  Regarding the drivers, you should check the site of manufacturers of keyboard and mouse for the updates.

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Desktop Experience: www.winuser.co.uk | vistasupport.mvps.org | xphelpandsupport.mvps.org | www.silversurfer-Guide.com