Keyboard wireless & mouse for BDP-S590

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  I understand that you have a problem with the wireless keyboard and mouse, and tried to help you!

  Unfortunately, you cannot connect two devices to a USB receiver.  You will need the USB receiver for each device.  I hope this helps.

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  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.

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  Control that the mouse/keyboard works in another system... d

  If they work in another system

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  Hello

  I want to say that you don't have to disconnect the keyboard and mouse USB while trying this process. Once you have removed the USB drivers, the computer would have to re - discover the keyboard and mouse as a new device that may have circumvented the problem. So I read your reply message and it seems that you are unable to use your mouse and keyboard in safe mode. This is due to a problem of driver at this point. So there are only a few options left at this point in time:

  1.) Perform a repair windows (not a reinstallation of the operating system), so that you can verify the integrity of your system drivers. At startup, you need to press F10, F11 or F12 to get into the system recovery.

  Repair automatic running of the recovery disk is easy. After your system starts on the recovery disk and you follow the troubleshooting | Path via the menu advanced options, you will see the screen shown in Figure Aadvanced. Among the tools available on the screen advanced options, you will see the auto repair.

  Figure a. Advanced screen, you will find four other tools that you can use to recover a damaged Windows System.

  When you select the automatic repair option, you will see the screen shown in Figure B.

  Figure B your first line of defense when it comes to recover a Windows 8 system is the automatic repair option.

  Once you launch the automatic repair, it will begin to diagnose the problem to start and you will see the screen shown in Figure C.

  Figure C in the first stage of its operation, the automatic repair will diagnose the problem.

  During this diagnostic phase, automatic repair will scan your system and analyze the different parameters of the configuration options and files system searching files corrupt or botched configuration settings. Specifically, automatic repair will look for the following issues:

  • Missing/corrupt/incompatible drivers
  • Missing/corrupted system files
  • Missing/corrupt boot configuration parameters
  • Corrupt registry settings
  • Metadata for corrupted disk (master boot record, boot sector or partition table)
  • Installation of the problematic update

  If it detects one of these types of problems, it will automatically attempt to correct them, as shown in Figure D.

  Figure D auto repair has a diagnosis of your problem starting, it will attempt to fix it.

  If the AutoFix can solve the problem, she will do without any intervention. It will then reboot the system and start normally.

  2.) backup your important data and restore complete system of the operating system.

  If you have any further questions please send me a message.

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• wireless mouse does not work

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  On Sunday, February 12, 2012 17:32:58 + 0000, lisabellalord [MVP] wrote:

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• HP PAVILION DV9000 WITH VISTA 64. KEYBOARD AND MOUSE NO LONGER WORKS AND CANNOT FIND THE DRIVERS. ANY SUGGESTIONS

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  I had the top plug a mouse and external keyboard to access my laptop that works.

  Hello

  ·        What is the specific name of the laptop?

  Check if an error code or error message is listed in the Device Manager.

  a. Click Start, type devmgmt.msc and press to enter.

  b. expand the device and double click on the sub element.

  Here is the link to the HP website to download the drivers for the keyboard and mouse, look for the specific model number and download the drivers for the same thing: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/ProductList.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&taskId=135&prodSeriesId=1842187&prodTypeId=321957

  You can uninstall the drivers for the keyboard and the touchpad and install the drivers from the link above or let the update of Windows install the drivers for the device:

  a. Click Start, type devmgmt.msc and press to enter.

  b. expand the device and right click on the sub element and click on uninstall.

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

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