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• try to get the transmitter replacement for my wireless keyboard USB

  I lost the USB transmitter/receiver for my wireless keyboard/mouse set, trying to find where I can get a replacement for him without having to get a new keyboard & mouse just for only a transmitter/receiver.

  Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard wireless 7000
  Transmitter/receiver says "Microsoft 2.4 GHz transceiver v2.0"

  Thank you!

  I talked with Microsoft today and, Yes, the person who answered said that there is NO replacement for the receiver, and I have to buy a new set upwards.  After asking to speak to someone who had technical knowledge and don't get any then I asked a supervisor.  I've been waiting for several minutes, but I wasn't going to give up.  Finally, an answered and after a supervisor explained that I knew something to computing, he offered to send me a brand new unit, for free.  And upward that broad, he said he could only make the order and it would ship me in 1-3 days.

  The number I called is 800-360-7561, option 2.  Make sure you ask to speak to a supervisor, as people who respond do not have any idea.  They read just out of a script.  I hope this helps someone out there.  Microsoft wants to keep their ccustomers elements and will do what it takes to keep them.

  Have a great day.

• 800 USB wireless keyboard replacement

  I bought a Wireless Keyboard 800, but he did not come with a USB, I wonder if I can do something to get a new one?

  Adrian,

  Please contact the Microsoft Community.

  I wish that you contact the hardware support for assistance more-

  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/support/contact-us

  Let us know if you need anything that anyone else.

• model x 64 wireless keyboard is not very functional

  I bought the HP Envy 700-229C at Costco in Vancouver, British Colombia in late June of this year and now I found that my wireless keyboard SK-2061 model does not work very well as most of the time I keep typing, but many words does not top, or very slow to appear, I thought that can be exhausted batteries then I replaced with new rechargeable batteries a few times, it has not improved for medium muchwhich same problem occurred.

  This worked well enough from July until mid-August, but after that, the problem happened as mentioned. Since my office the total value is still under warranty, can you please confirm if you will get a new functional keyboard soon or what.

  Looking forward to hear from you by return with TKS.

  Concerning

  Johnson

  Hello @jkam9231,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I understand that you are having problems with your keyboard on your newly purchased HP ENVY 700 - 229C desktop PC and you want to see when it is possible to replace your keyboard. As the problem you describe is a physical problem, I think it would be better if you contact HP Support for service options. Here on the HP Forums we can help a lot of things, but cannot exchange anything under your warranty, which must be done through HP Technical Support.
  
  I want to thank you for display on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• 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.

• 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.

  -Manually install drivers wireless keyboard on the site of HP driver for my computer HP Pavilion Elite 083uk (this allows the screen display on to CapsLock and numlock which works reliably every time that I start).

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

  -Using different USB ports on the back of the machine

  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'

• 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?

  Hi ECJ-10,

  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.
  They will replace the mouse if it cannot be implemented properly if it is still under warranty.
  Keyboard has 90 days tech support from the date of the 1st incident that should mean that it will not
  costs you nothing (except if you called the mouse in the past).

  I hope this helps.

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• 5000 wireless keyboard delay

  5000 wireless keyboard has a 2 second or so delay when you type, arrowing down, etc.

  Hello Linda,.

  This happens on a single computer or multiple computers?

  If it is only on a single machine in this case, then we should download and install the latest drivers and software from the following link:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/downloads

  If this happens on several computers, then it is most likely that we have problems of material with the keyboard and you will need to contact the material support of replacement.

  Best regards

  Matthew_Ha

• Upgrading from MS done my wireless keyboard work correctly

  MS installed an update on my machine, don't know that one right now, but the update resulting caused my (MS Wireless Keyboard 6000 v2) wireless keyboard stop working properly. I replaced the batteries, went through all the basic troubleshooting steps without consistent success. A few things authorized feature intermittent but nothing solved the real problem. The symptoms are: intermittent connectivity, typing errors (IE if I input 0 exit is entered or 0 j out ;) constant output without entry jl (that is, if I get a browser open, sometimes it will boot just out of a string of 1 in the scope of available data).) A few times the mouse failed. But especially the keyboard. Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Step 1: Check the updates installed in the history of the update and send back the same.

  1. Click Start, click all programs, and then click Windows Update or Microsoft Update.
  2. on the Windows Update Web site or the Microsoft Update Web site, click on view update history. A window opens that displays the updates that have been installed or that have failed to install on the computer.

  Step 2: Run the fix it tool to the article below and check out them.
  Hardware devices do not work or are not detected in Windows
  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/hardware_device_problems/

  Step 3: Check if the article helps you fix this problem.

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

• Mouse and wireless keyboard no longer works

  my hp dv6000 laptop came with the mouse and wireless keyboard, and I use them for 2 years with no problems. Today, while typing, the keyboard is not responding, as well as the mouse. the red light on bottom of mouse is on. I tried pressing and holding the Connect button on the receiver; no lights are lit on the receiver. I have replaced the batteries in the keyboard and the mouse. no action has resolved the problem. I restarted my laptop and that didn't help.  I would try to download the driver for the mouse and the wireless keyboard, but I don't know what is the driver. can someone help me. Thank you

  MY KEYBOARD WOULD ' T CONNECT AFTER AN UPDATE OF THE SYSTEM. IT WAS DUE TO A ZONE ALARM IN MY SECURITY SOFTWARE THAT PREVENTED CONNECTIONS UNAUTHORIZED WIRELESS. CHECK THIS BOX IF YOU HAVE ALREADY DONE A SYSTEM RESTORE AND BATTERIES AND SWITCHING USB PORTS AND UPDATE DRIVERS AND UNLOAD THE CAPASITORS AND OTHER GOOD LUCK!

• Wireless keyboard Comfort 1. 0a 1027

  I've had this keyboard for years and it is just locked for the first time.  Replace the batteries, but still doesn't work do not.  The mouse is fine.

  Hi Twkelly,

  I suggest you follow the steps in the bottom of the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base to resolve this problem:

   

  Troubleshoot the incidents of the response to the mouse or wireless keyboard

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/838398

  Let us know if it helps.

• Wireless keyboard QB355AA: what is the blue button on the bottom of the wireless keyboard for?

  I have a new HP Slimline Desktop Product Name 260-a020 products and a wireless mouse and the Keboard product name

  QB355AA.

  There is a blue button on the bottom of the wireless keyboard, I ask what is it?

  Thank you

  Dan Littleton

  The button is there to allow the coupling with the transceiver wireless desktop.

  You will need to use it if the battery in the keyboard is flat and needs to be replaced.

  Always keep spare autour for your wireless keyboard batteries.

• Paved digital Sculpt Microsoft ergonomic Wireless Keyboard For Business stopped type numbers

  I use a Sculpt Microsoft ergonomic Wireless Keyboard For Business for 7 months, and last week it stopped being able to enter numbers from the numeric keypad. It works fine when I have num lock off, but when it is turned on, keys other that NUMLOCK, calc, draw back, clear and enter the work stoppage.  Before my last reboot, 5 and more keys on the keyboard acted as key popup when caps lock was on.

  I replaced the battery in the keypad, rebooted the machine, moved the USB receiver to a different path and checked the batteries in the keyboard.  I have the latest version of the software Center installed keyboard and mouse.  Nothing new has recently installed through Windows Update except for the virus definitions.

  Hello Greg,.

  Thanks for the reply.

  As you mentioned that the computer belongs to a domain, I also suggest you to ask your question on the TechNet forums to improve assistance to professional.

  TechNet Forum
  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  Please keep us informed.

  Thank you

• Microsoft wireless keyboard will not type the letter 'c' or type the number "3".

  My wireless keyboard will not let me type the let type me the letter 'c' or type the number "3". This works sometimes! Help please!

  This is a Microsoft wireless keyboard 3000 v2.0. It came with a mouse aswell which is working as expected.

  Any ideas? It's so frustrating!

  If you can, try the keyboard on another PC and try a different keyboard on your PC. If the keyboard has the same thing on another PC and another keyboard works well on your PC, it is "side on" hardware failure. Assuming that it is hardware failure, if it is under warranty GET it replaced, it is not you will have to buy a new one.

  Please mark this as useful or response if applicable.

  Tricky