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• Questions KB and mouse wireless Microsoft with Win 7 64 bit

  Hello

  There could be other messages like mine, but I find it here, with exactly the same problem.

  I have a problem with my new Setup: Windows 7 64 bit and a Microsft Wireless Keyboard 6000 v3 and MS Wireless Mouse 6000 v2 (he came as a set).

  Now it works perfectly with my Windows XP system. I have now on a new computer, Win 7 64 bit. The mouse and the keyboard are now 'Skip', where they seem to ignore the entry for a second or two from time to time. As a first step, I let Windows 7 load its own drivers for these. After the mouse wheel input strange (no scroll bar on an active window would scroll to the bottom with no way to stop it) I downloaded the Intellipoint for the KB and mouse drivers and disabled the intellipoint Control Panel scroll wheel.

  I have changed the batteries, moved the receiver to different USB ports, but nothing helped. I have antivirus running. Wi - Fi KB and mouse works fine on this same machine, in the same USB ports.

  I would appreciate any input.

  Thank you

  Gamma

  Ray French

  Hi gamma,

  Thank you for your message.

  What is your make and model of computer?

  What are the sounds like interference might be the issue.

  Other wireless devices and certain appliances can interfere with wireless KB/mouse.

  Is there a wireless router near the receiver for the KB/mouse? This also will cause a microwave oven.

  Even if the mouse is located in front of a computer and the receiver is at the back of the computer.
  interference of the metal casing of the PC can connect properly.

  In order to better clarify, if you move the mouse backward through the office (left to right continuously for a minute) is the stop of pointer or freeze at any time?

  If so, I suggest to perform a clean boot to see if a startup program may conflict with the resources of mouse/KB:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Chris
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• After the passage of the user by using the Fast, my mouse Wireless USB and USB switch wired stop keyboard work or sponsor.

  After having used the username switch function under 'Sign Out' in Windows 8, my Microsoft Sidewinder X 4 USB wired keyboard and mouse wireless Logitech M235 times stop work and answer, making me unable to type a password for the new user account, or use the onscreen keyboard. I also can't click the restart because of this problem, which means I have to press the power button on my case.

  I use the USB 3.0 for a USB 2.0 for the keyboard and the mouse.

  Also, when you use a Gigabyte Force M9 Laser wireless mouse, the cursor is dragging and sometimes not answer I'm browsing the Internet Explorer, play League of Legends or using Microsoft Office. In my view, that is not a driver problem I have uninstalled and reinstalled the driver for the mouse and the keyboard several times in trying to solve this problem.

  This is probably not the best forum to ask for this help.

  I'm looking for a similar problem on a new Office Z97 based solutions.

  My problem is that the profiles of Logitech keyboard and mouse in the software of Logitech are cancelled after a change of user.  Although the keyboard and mouse to their default settings still work.

  Workaround solutions...

  Log on to the account, and sign in again instead of fast user switching.

  Quit and restart the Logitech gaming software... This restarts the profile defined by the user.

• I can't use my mouse Logitech M310 with Win 8

  I went to Logitech and downloaded Setpoint from Logitech, what they are saying is that the pilot mouse, but win 8 still does not recognize the mouse.

  The USB port recognizes data glue so it works.

  Hi Andy,.

  You can try to connect the mouse to different USB ports and see if it is detected. You can also check if it is recognized in Device Manager.

  1. Press the Windows key + X.
  2. Click on Device Manager.
  3. Check if it is detected under the mouse and other pointing devices.

  I suggest you run the hardware and devices Troubleshooter to check if there is no hardware problem.

  (a) press the Windows key + W on your keyboard.

  (b) type of Troubleshooting , click Troubleshooting.

  (c) click on see all.

  (d) click on hardware and troubleshooting of devices.

  (e) click on the Next button to run the troubleshooter.

   

  For more information, see the links and check if that helps.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-CA/Windows-8/what-device-isn ' t-installed-correctly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-CA/Windows-8/why-isn ' t-windows-conclusion-device

  I wish that you check out the links and if it makes a difference.

  http://Logitech-en-AMR.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/38032/section/Troubleshoot/CRID/398/lt_product_id/6686/tabs/1, 3.2, 4/cl/ca, us

  http://Logitech-en-AMR.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/17901/section/Troubleshoot/CRID/398/lt_product_id/6686/tabs/1, 3.2, 4/cl/ca, us

  Keep us informed on the status of the issue.

• Equium P200 does not recognize the wireless network with Win XP card

  Dear team

  I recently installed windows XP on my Equium P200 (he had originally vista).
  Now, I have a problem with the Atheros wireless card. The computer does not recognize the wireless card is installed. I tried uninstalling the drivers and reinstalling, but nothing works. In the hardware Manager, I get an error code 10 when you try to install the drivers. Can someone please help.

  Thank you

  Are you sure that you have an Atheros WLan card installed on this laptop computer at 100%?
  I recommend you to check the bottom of the unit. There are labels with information about the wireless network card! I think that there is a number. Then google for this number and you should get information on the wireless network card.

  Eventually he s one card Intel. | In this case, you should try to install the driver from Intel.

• No satellite P300 - 18 M no wireless connection with Win XP Pro

  Hello people!

  I recently bought a P300 - 18M and installed Windows XP Pro SP3 on it. Everything works fine except the wireless connection. He know the switch for wireless connection is disabled because it is not all networks, although the switch is on and the wireless LED is lit.

  I checked the FN + F8 keyboard shortcut, I chose wireless only here...

  I downloaded the Intel drivers latest 5400 for the network card, but it is always no network :(

  Who can help out me?

  Hosts the Netherlands, Leon

  Hello

  There is also a WLan switch on the side of s for laptop.
  This switch must be activated also.

  Please check this!

  In addition, you can consult the WLan card properties in Device Manager.
  There should be an Advanced tab.

  There are different parameters, you should check out. For example, you can choose different WiFi standards such as 802.11 A B G, etc.

• T430s is not awaken from its slumber with mouse and USB keyboard Logitech wireless

  Hello

  My T430s is hooked up with a monitor and a keyboard/mouse (Logitech LX710) wireless.

  I put the laptop itself under my desk since I did not take it with me that often.

  Now, when I hit the sleep button on my keyboard, the computer goes to sleep, as expected.

  -There is no way (it seems) that I am able to wake up.

  I am running Windows 7 (x 64).

  I tried different USB ports (to make sure I use a motor) for Logitech wireless USB adapter.

  In the BIOS Setup, I checked to see if the USB ports can wake the computer from sleep mode.

  In the devices tab Manager keyboard (and mouse), power management, I enabled "allow this device to wake the computer". I did the same thing for the "Human Interface devices".

  "Update driver software" for the keyboard and the mouse says I have the latest drivers to install.

  In power controls of Lenovo, under Advanced settings, USB settings, I tried the USB selective suspend allowed many people with reduced mobility. They are disabled for the moment. Under global settings of power, I enabled 'always on USB"and"even when the computer is turned off.

  Then... I'm slowly running out of options. So for now, I can leave the computer at any time (it's what I do, with an occasional reboot - that seems not so respectful), or I can crawl under my desk in the morning, take the laptop on the little stool that I put there, make attention to diet, USB and cables monitor and external hard drives, open the laptop , press the power button, close it again and carefully put it back. What is bulky.

  So... what someone has ideas on how to fix this and leave my wireless keyboard to wake the portable computer?

  (Oh.. and of course buy a wired keyboard is an option, but not one I prefer...)

  I only have the mouse, but I have a T430s and a Microsoft wireless mouse to wake it. I always use the blue (USB3) port on the left side for all functions related to the startup, because I learned that the always active port (on the back) is started later in the process of turning the power on. Use the right-click button to wake it up, which is the function that was originally defined as one to this end, even though I believe that this movement of the mouse as she wakes up on a wired mouse.

• the Magic Mouse that came with my iMac to work but it does not recognize HP USB Wireless Mouse

  the Magic Mouse that came with my iMac to work. I tried to use the HP USB mouse that I use with my MacBook Pro at home, but it does not recognize. I went into the settings but it only sees the mouse Magic Mouse.  I tried configuring it as a PC mouse.  How to recognize the USB of the computer mouse.  I need a HP bluetooth mouse?  I can't work with this mouse, it has a funny scroll for it. It is too fast or too slow.  Help!

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  There is no reason why the iMac should not be able to use a USB mouse. With the mouse connected to the computer off the computer tower and turn it back on. Now it doesn't recognize the mouse? If this is not the case, try a SMC reset.

  Reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

• Problems with Win 7 Professional 64-bit Microsoft wireless keyboard

  I've been successfully running Windows 7 Professional 64 bit on my desk since last October.  So far, I had been using a Microsoft Wireless Comfort 1 keyboard. 0 and Microsoft optical mouse 2.0 with no issues whatsoever, another that he had got very old and shabby and all the letters had disappeared from the keyboard.  Then I myself treated then for a keyboard Microsoft wireless Comfort keyboard 5000 and 5000, the mouse, sold as a set.

  I installed, downloaded the 64-bit drivers updated for Win 7, etc, etc.  The mouse worked perfectly, but the keyboard was nothing else into trouble.  It starts fine but then after about five or ten minutes of work, start some keys not typing and I have to wait a few seconds for him to fend and catch up.  He then sporadically to this.  Re-booting does not seem to make a big difference.  Exchanging the small dongle USB around various ports seems to have an effect slightly but not sustainable.  Remove and reinstall the drivers also seems to have an effect slightly but not sustainable.

  I think that it's something in the config or the drivers between Win 7 and the keyboard, as I tried two of these keyboards and both do the same thing, so it's not a faulty keyboard.  I also switched out to another computer also running Win 7 Professional, 64-bit, and it comes up with that one as well.

  In the end, I got back to the shabby old keyboard while the beautiful new sits on the plateau, that which is not exactly what was meant.  I tried to look through the diversity of the other questions people have had here with wireless keyboards and computers, but can not see responses that quite match my setup questions.  So, what to do next?

  For possible interference, you can watch your router Wireless N +.  Wireless N can operate at 2.4 Ghz or 5 GHz.  Most of the brands end lower base 2.4 race, which is the same as the 5000 wireless set.  If your wireless network has the option of 5 Ghz, you might want to try it.  Also if you have a cordless phone that works at 2.4 it could cause problems.  I know not many people use wireless phones these days other than cell phones, but it could be a problem as well.

• Can I use the mouse wireless with my Satellite M30x?

  Hello

  I have a question. I have the Satellite M30x and my dealer me Toshiba PA3205U-1ETC optical wireless mouse will sell. In information he said that's the only specific laptop models.
  Can I use it with my laptop? At my laptop this specific wireless adapter?

  Welcome them
  s.Wille
  Sorry for my bad English

  Why not.
  I use a mouse wireless at home. Pout station is connected to the USB port and the mouse communicates with the wireless station.

  I put t see any reasons why you shouldn't t be able to use these mice.

  Greetings

• WANT TS 23-k300xt RE: USB receiver preinstalled for keyboard/mouse wireless

  The new all-in-one arrived yesterday.  In the excitement, I did not notice something VERY important.  The USB receiver for the keyboard and the mouse was not in sight.  My intention was to use my old MS7000 ergonomic wireless devices, as I have arthritis very bad in my hands and the ergonomic keyboard is extremely useful.  YES, I'm a QWERTY typing with both hands!

  Even if I can't use the MS7000, I need the keyboard and I use the MS ones since their introduction.  I'd rather stick to what I know.

  After an hour conversation with HP customer service this AM, I'm totally frustrated.  Basically, I was told that USB cannot be turned off, and I'm stuck with the keyboard and mouse HP.   It is the MATERIAL.  Why can't it be disabled or deleted? (If it was broken?) WHY do I have it preinstalled?  Horrible design!

  I hope that I was just uninformed!  Help, please.

  You have been misinformed if your laptop was delvered with a wireless HP Clavier\souris combo.

  There is a usb wifi dongle receiver in the bottom of the display if your office is deilvered with a mouse\keyboard usb combo. You can remove it to disable. You can also use the control panel to turn off the device to use.

  See the video at the following ADDRESS. Click usb dongle to view the procedure to remove the dongle.

  http://h20574.www2.HP.com/results.htm?SID=7161714&MEID=12B63162-517B-490E-8897-FA6BBE09472E

  You can buy a wireless Microsoft or Logitech ergonomic keyboard to replace the one provided with your AIO desktop computer.

  https://www.Google.nl/search?q=Microsoft+Wireless+ergonomic+keyboard+and+mouse&OQ=Microsoft+Wireless+ergonomic+keyboard+&AQS=chrome.2.69i57j0l5.14320j0j4&SourceID=chrome&es_sm=0&IE=UTF-8

  It will ship with a usb or bluetooth dongle.

• Pavilion dv7-6b55dx: loss of internet connectivity wireless with Win 10 update

  I have a Pavilion dv7-6b55dx notebook with Intel Centrino - N6150 wireless network card. I've recently updated to Win 7 to win 10 64-bit.  The first negative consequence is the deactivation of my wireless internet connection. The without wire/switch market stop on the keyboard is more worked as planned but simply tilted airplane mode on or off.  I followed HP troubleshooting for wireless connectivity problems associated with Windows 10 improvements, including the reinstall the NIC driver wireless, without any positive result.  It seems that 10 Windows does not recognize network N6150 map.

  Anyone know if there is a fix for this problem (Microsoft? HP? Intel?) In the meantime, I came back to the Windows 7 operating system.  If there is no patch or another solution at this moment I may decide to go with a wireless USB adapter, but prefer not to do this, if possible.

  I did not have a facility clean, but simply ran the standard upgrade ensuring once again I did it using a Wi - Fi and ethernet not.  It worked very well - fully operational wireless connectivity.  Thanks for pointing out the importance of having wireless enabled when you upgrade!

• What type of wireless keyboard/mouse is compatible with a Sony Bravia KDL55HX750 TV?

  What type of wireless keyboard/mouse is compatible with a Sony Bravia KDL55HX750 TV? I am looking to invest in a secondary remote control / keyboard /mouse to take remotely wear off the original supplied with the game. Any help is appreciated! Thank you.

  Hi Kaz112,

  There is no compatible mouse or keyboard (wired or wireless) to any Sony TV right now however, USB keyboards can be used in players Blu - Ray from Sony (model specific).

  Thank you.

  > Joffrey

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution.

• HP require a new 32 G USB stick "" not labeled as compatible with Win 8."

  OS Win Pro 8.1

  Product: HP500-125

  Question: HP Recovery set using the USB.

  Problem: HP require a new USB stick 32 G ""not labeled as compatible with Win 8. "I don't have to buy such a stick in my place (Brisbane, Australia).

  Can you help me?

  CherylG.

  I have for the usb drive that you suggested, and it happened today however it does not resolve the difficulty, even if the product is satisfactory. Consults with the HP support has finally confirmed that the provided HP recovery media software does not work with Win 8.1Pro with media library.

  So, in a way, the problem is solved by default... I used successfully in place of Windows Recovery Media Creator.

• Satellite M300 with Win 7 64 don't register mouse bluetooth

  I have just updated my M300 to Win 7 64 and cannot get MS Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 to sign up. I've updated the BIOS and drivers. Any suggestions would be welcome. It worked perfectly on this computer with Win 7 32.

  Thanks in advance.

  Akuma is right.
  You need Toshiba Bluetooth stack!

  Reinstall the battery of BT and activate BT using the FN + F8
  Notes; the FN + F8 control WLan too. You will need to press this combination of keys several times in order to get the BT active.