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• 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.

• Very important question! Why my Apple wireless keyboard better and much stronger than my midi keyboard?

  I have a Yamaha psr-330 midi keyboard

  I have an Akai mpk261midi keyboard

  I have an Alesis v61 midi keyboard

  they all sound the same in Logic Pro X, I can barely hear the sound of the piano, the pressure sensitivity is out of whack, I basically just plug and play midi keyboards and use software instruments without changing anything in Logic Pro X... why does my little Apple Wireless (bluetooth, remember) clearer keyboard better, more responsive and much stronger than any general midi keyboard? its embarrassing to say the least!

  I have the volume to the maximum one time and even raised the gain on the software instrument "Piano Steinway tail" and still barely, I could hear a noise...

  Please help me I have no other solution... IV ' e tasted its best thanks to a computer keyboard dang, how is this possible?

  How can I get my midi keyboards sound as good as my computer wireless keyboard?

• Questions about the standard wireless keyboard and mouse on a h8 - 1360 t.

  Hi again,

  I have a h8 - 1360t with the standard wireless keyboard and mouse.

  1. where is information on the blue buttons 'connect' keyboard and mouse?

  2. the mouse has a power switch - do I really have to close each time, or is there a function of inactivity when the system is off?

  3 lets say that I have two exact systems within 5 feet of each other. Will the two keyboards and mouse conflict?

  Looking forward to your answers.

  Thank you

  BJ

  This document will show you how to sync mouse wireless and keyboard if they connect buttons.

  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.

• Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 6000 v3 problems / questions

  My keyboard has acted until recently, its fairly new, I got it in the mail about a week or 2 ago first of all, I noticed a problem when I tried to increase the volume for a youtube video with the buttons at the top of the keyboard, they did not work, as well as most of the buttons on the keyboard other than the keys themselves. However, they worked before. Then I noticed another problem, I like to play video games on my laptop with the same keyboard and it will sometimes lean down on 3 or 4 keys at the same time, it also did not work and instead of this, the first 2 keys I pressed on were those only sensitive. I don't know what to do, I'm not that great with computers and I just want my 90 dollar keyboard and the mouse works correctly. (The mouse works fine by the way) I want to fix this problem as soon as possible, because I use this keyboard to my work and it works well, and its comfortable and a good keyboard everywhere while he worked. Again, I'm not sure what I did, any help is very appreciated.

  Hi Dylan Lynch.

  Follow the steps outlined in the article below to fix this problem

  Troubleshoot the incidents of the response to the mouse or wireless keyboard
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/838398

• HP wireless keyboard from 2.4 GHz on the HP Pavilion Elite 083 Volume controls does not not in Windows 8

  I have a HP 2.4 GHz wireless keyboard on a desktop HP Pavilion Elite 083 UK:

  Model KG-08510 rev 1.1

  Product #ABU KZ256AA number

  Part number 505143-031

  .. Since the upgrade to Windows 8 Pro to Windows 7 Home Premium, I have problems with getting control of Volume +, - and disable keys on the keyboard to work reliably in Windows 8 Pro.

  In summary, the symptom is that when I start the PC from a start-up to cold which is a full power down of the State of the volume on the keyboard controls do not work.

  However, if I unplug and re - plug the USB wireless receiver that came the keyboard on the PC then on the keyboard volume controls begin to work again.

  I tried the following things to try to solve this problem:

  -Made a lot of new installation of Windows 8 i.e. reformatting the hard drive (no recovery) and fresh install Windows 8 on a blank hard drive.

  -Installation of Microsoft Windows all the updates available for the machine.

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  -Disable 'fast start up' in Windows 8 power settings

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  This question is re-producable each time and the keyboard volume buttons work fine even from boot cold when I was running Windows 7.

  I think that I have now found a solution / workaround to solve this case no matter who is interested.

  1. download and install the Microsoft "DevCon" tool that provides an interface to command line for Device Manager.

  Download and installation instructions are here:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/182.how-to-obtain-the-current-version-of-device-console-utility-DevCon-exe.aspx

  2. create a Windows scheduled task with "highest privileges" that works on logon that issues the following command:

  DevCon restart 'HID\VID_03F0 & PID_0862 & REV_0105 & MI_01 & Col02'

  This restarts "HID-compliant consumer control device" that is listed in my device manager which is middle for the proper functioning of the volume control and mute buttons on the keyboard (keyboard functionality is via a separate driver which is not affected).

  NB. you need to replace ""HID\VID_03F0 & PID_0862 & REV_0105 & MI_01 & Col02"with whatever hardware ID is listed in the device for that Manager.»

  3. If the above does not work, then you must create a scheduled task to run a batch file with the following:

  DevCon disable 'HID\VID_03F0 & PID_0862 & REV_0105 & MI_01 & Col02'

  DevCon enable 'HID\VID_03F0 & PID_0862 & REV_0105 & MI_01 & Col02'

• Cannot switch the language layout with wireless keyboard

  I do a sort of a media center for my mac mini. So far, everything is great, except for one very annoying thing. I bought this wireless keyboard and it's working great, although there is a problem with the layout language switch. When I change the input language - it is off, according to the change of language icon, if a text input is always in English. I'm quite confused and don't know if it's related to the keyboard itself or it's a question of OS (same behavior was on yosemite, before I've upgraded to el capitan)

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  Are you talking about the little flag in the menu bar? This has nothing to do with the language itself, it has to do with keyboard layouts. Any reason you need to switch the layouts?

  If you want to change the language of the menus and other system, then you must go to

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• Space of the wireless keyboard Apple will stop working in Safari

  I have an iMac 2.8 2008 running El Capitan 10.11.5 with 6 GB of ram.

  Recently, I noticed that my space on my Apple wireless keyboard does not work on facebook. My first thought it was a matter of facebook. Then I started to notice that the question was on other sites. I have dealt with to check other applications and another browser to see if the issue was reproducible. The keyboard works perfectly without a problem. The question is so bad, I am strength of Firefox allows you to validate this question. Someone at - it solution!

  Hi, Gary...

  Check the battery level in system preferences > keyboard

• Wireless keyboard dies

  I have the standard wireless keyboard and mouse HP mouse works fine and batteries seem to be OK, the keyboard however will drain a new set of new batteries every 24 hours, why?  as far as I can tell that no buttons are blocked, any other device running around this system which are infrared, without remote controls have no television, radio ext only a wireless phone, we also live in the country and no one is around us, most close House is 1/4 mile away.  HP is telling me it's the computer, but the batteries seem to elapse when the computer turns OFF, I say a bad keyboard... Any suggestions? He is467136-MT9 under warranty but HP wants to replace with a # 467136 - MT9 element which I can find no images of and tis was not the keyboard and the earbuds supplied with the system

  You should post this in the FUNDS of this forum section. Here, this part is for PRINTERS and ALL-IN-ONE. Try to post there, im sure you can find help.

• Satellite 1950 801 - battery, wireless keyboard does not charge either

  Toshiba Satellite S1950-801

  The charge of wireless keyboard battery is no longer, the powerbutton doesn't work anymore, what can I do?

  I know that the computer is old, but maby it is a solution for this problem.

  > The battery to the charge of wireless keyboard is more, the power button doesn't work anymore, what can I do?

  You are not able to turn on the laptop?
  HM looks like a laptop computer s hardware problem and maybe that is the reason why external Wlan keyboard don't invoice not the laptop is dead and so the keyboard do not work

  Why the laptop does not power upward?
  Hmmm. issue of goo. Perhaps the AC adapter is dead and can not provide the power of portable and laptop battery is dead too.
  This is possible, but in most cases it s not the reason why in most cases, the motherboard could be defective

  However, only the laptop technician can check the hardware parts and could provide more details

• Default wireless keyboard fn key

  I just got a new HP Omni-27 (Windows 7 64-bit) desktop that comes with a keyboard wireless KG-1162.  The problem is that the status of the function keys fn is reversed from what it should be.  For example, the f10 key reduces the brightness of the screen rather than send a f10 code to the application, and fn + f10 sends a code f10 instead of dimming display.  This makes the keyboard extremely frustrating when you try to use applications that make heavy use of function keys, such as MS Office products and developer IDEs.  Another example is the interactive games that require the use of the function keys, but you rarely have a free extra finger also hold down the fn key.  It is analogous to trying to use a keyboard that is not a caps lock key, but always acts as if shift caps lock was on.  Several keyboards that I use as part of a day, it's the only one who acts in this way.  I would really like to find a way to solve this problem, before you throw this keyboard and buy one that works as it should.  Here is what I tried and learned so far:

  • The references very little, I was able to find in a Google search, that is to suggest things that don't work, or suggest that it is a problem of provider.
  • A conversation with HP support did not help.
  • I checked that no HP wireless keyboard connected to a computer not HP laptop running Windows 7 is correctly.
  • I checked that a USB keyboard plugged into my PC works correctly.
  • My previous HP PC with another keyboard HP wireless Vista worked properly, while he lived.

  My conclusion is that the problem is probably related to the driver for this particular model of wireless keyboard.  Can anyone help with a solution (other than to throw him out and use one that works correctly)?

  [Updated to add more recent information from the keyboard manual].

  The f1 through f11 keys do or multimedia keys, standard function keys. The default value is multimedia.

  To switch multimedia on the standard function, press fn + esc keys simultaneously. This locks the standard function keys. To switch back to standard feature of multimedia press, the fn + esc keys simultaneously again.

  Pressing the fn key at the same time with a f1 to the f11 key, performs the standard function.

  Press fn + fx at startup of the system to use the function keys to access and use the features of the BIOS (for example, the boot or system recovery Menu).

  If the keyboard and mouse do not respond, refer to the mouse and keyboard wireless information located with your other product troubleshooting documents.

  For a better battery performance and mouse, avoid using your mouse on a dark or shiny surface and turn the mouse off the power when you do not use.

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  Please let me know if this solves your problem!

• HP Pavilion g7-1365dx: wireless keyboard does not work.

  I have a combination and connected mouse microsoft wireless keyboard to my laptop.  The mouse recently 'died' and replace the batteries with new Energizer batteries did not help.  I bought a new Logitech mouse and installed the new USB connector and the mouse worked flawlessly.  However, the wireless keyboard does not work now.  If I reinstall the 'old' or the original USB, the wireless keyboard connector works fine.  The new mouse does not work with the original USB connector.  So now I have two USB connectors that are connected to the computer to make the functional keyboard and mouse.  Is there a solution to eliminate one of the USB connectors?  I realize that the brand of the mouse and keyboard are different.  This is the problem and if so can it be fixed?

  CJB - 10 wrote:

  I have a combination of microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse connected to my laptop.  The mouse recently 'died' and replace the batteries with new Energizer batteries did not help. I bought a new Logitech mouse and installed the new USB connector and the mouse works perfectly.  However, the wireless keyboard does not work now.  If I reinstall the 'old' or the original USB, the wireless keyboard connector works fine.  The new mouse does not work with the original USBConnector.  So now I have two USB connectors that are connected to the computer to make the functional keyboard and mouse.  Is there a solution to eliminate one of the USB connectors?  I realize that the brand of the mouse and keyboard are different.  This is the problem and if so can it be fixed?

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  Well, you answered your question yourself. They are different products, so you need 2 USB receivers.

  The alternative is to get a replacement of microsoft mouse if it is still under warranty, they usually do.

  Hope this helps.

• Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 3000v2

  I just receintly started having problems with my microsoft keyboard.  It's a 3000v2 wireless keyboard.  When I type my caluculator button, it will close the program that I am running.  I've updated all the drivers and the intelipoint.  Any thoughts?

  Hello

  Wireless 3000 has a 3 year warranty
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=005&active_tab=systemRequirements

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

  Microsoft Hardware claims - don't forget to tell them the keyboard is part of a set.

  1-800-936-5700 hardware support of MS and Tech assistance & claims under warranty for equipment Ms.
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• No idea: sudden failure of several keys on the wireless keyboard

  Hello, I use a wireless keyboard HP, M/N on the back said SK-2060, but this site does not recognize as a model number, so I'm not entirely sure what keyboard model number it is.

  The keyboard has been working well for months, more than a year by this question, I think. Just this morning several key of all isn't on me at the same time, and they are all in the same area. O, 9, f7, and f8 keys are not admissible. I have read some things and thought it might be a driver problem, I uninstalled the drivers for my keyboard and the keyboard no longer works, I re-plugged my wireless adapter and it re-installed the drivers and the keyboard is working again. All the broken keys still don't work.

  I don't think it's a hardware problem, none of the buttons seem as if something is stuck sub, or obstructed in any way. All of them worked very well last night, now they have suddenly stopped and they are all in the same general area of the keyboard.

  I was wondering if someone could help understand me what went wrong, or how I might be able to fix it.

  I have a new keyboard for the moment, but it is not as comfortable as the keyboard HP that I use, and I would be able to fix it if I could.

  Thanks for your time, read this

  Troaves

  Sorry, but HP does not have much info on your keyboard: http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Wireless-C7000-Desktop/5197687/model/5197688

  Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try: HP PC - keyboard and wireless mouse troubleshooting | HP® customer support

  Good luck

• Windows XP screensaver no longer works after insalling wireless keyboard and mouse (2000)

  Original title: eve of screen Windows XP stopped working

  I just installed a Microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse (2000) and now my screensaver lights.

  Checked the setting in Control Panel and all looks good.

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  Check out the link that mentions on the same question below: the screen saver does not start after the installation of a wireless pointing device: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/913405

  With regard to:

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