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• Synchronize a wireless keyboard comfort 5000 for a new wireless dongle

  So I bought a package of wireless comfort keyboard/mouse 5000.  The mouse has gone wrong and Microsoft sent me a new mouse.  The dongle comes with the new mouse only works with the new mouse and dongle supplied with the package works only with the keyboard.

  I tried to reinstall the inteli software to try to get resinc but I was not able to get the new mouse and keyboard to work with one of the dongles I.

  Can I do, or I will use 2 of them forever?

  Dongles usually work only with specific equipment, with which they came. So yes, you must continue to use two dongles or buy a new keyboard and mouse set instead. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Buttons settings of comfort wireless keyboard 1. 0 has (1027)

  For the life of me, I don't know how do to change/set the keys on the keyboard, specifically the 'My Favorites' keys and assign a web browser to open from the Web/home"button". Can someone please refresh my memory.  Thank you!!

  We are permanently configured and cannot be changed unless you used some kind of remapping utility which I highly doubt they will hold these buttons.

  You can try. Software download: comfort wireless keyboard but I have a suspicion, it won't help. Keyboards just the built in XP drivers.

• Microsoft comfort wireless keyboard 1. 0 and 2.0 wireless optical mouse?

  Which driver should I download for Microsoft wireless comfort keyboard 1. 0 and 2.0 wireless optical mouse?

  Hi Edward,.

   
  1. What is the number of exact model of your keyboard and mouse?
  2. you connect your keyboard and mouse for the first time?
   
   
  I suggest to follow the link and try to download the drivers for your mouse and your keyboard and check if it helps.
   
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/downloads
   
  If you have problems to connect your mouse and your keyboard, you can check the items listed below.
   
   
  Troubleshoot the incidents of the response to the mouse or wireless keyboard

• Drivers para comfort wireless keyboard 1. 0a mod. 1045

  Good afternoon

  Gostaria that me informassem como posso obter drivers para o meu teclado

  COMFORT WIRELESS KEYBOARD 1. 0 A model 1045 (one using Windows 7 MS)

  O meu operating system era o Windows vista e agora e o Windows 7 o dai cd as acompanhava o teclado nao correspond.

  grato antecipadamente

  G. Leal

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• no lights at all on keyboard comfort 5000 new

  Just had Microsoft send keyboard and mouse wireless again double comfort 5000. like the first one I bought was defective. The function of keys, but no lights never worked at all on a keyboard. Using new batteries as well. Should I send it back as well?

  Hello

  Support call - you push the little button on the bottom of the keyboard and the
  on the USB receiver?

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

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  IntelliPoint 7.x/8.x - drivers
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/downloads/default.mspx

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

  There is a technical support for 90 days from the date of the first call.

  Hardware support of MS and warranty claims
  1-800-936-5700

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• 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

• How to use the Wireless Keyboard 5000

  I need to know where I can download a manual from the 5000 wireless keyboard. I tried to download it from the microsoft Web site: http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/d/wireless-comfort-keyboard-5000 but it includes only security advice to use it, but

  It provides no information on how to use it.

  I really appreaciate your answer.  Thank you!

  You can download the documentation for it under the tab 'support' over here:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/wireless-comfort-desktop-5000/CSD-00001#support

• 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

• 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.

• Bug? : Windows 8 PS/2 keyboard not detected after used wireless keyboard

  I have Windows 8 standard on a new custom desktop PC.

  I connected a Microsoft Basic Keyboard 1. 0a, which is provided with a PS/2 Plug and the keyboard worked fine.

  I then disconnected the keyboard and connected a Microsoft Wireless keyboard 3000 V2.0, via the supplied USB dongle.

  I turned off the PC, pulled the dongle USB wireless and connected PS/2 keyboard.

  Locking digital led lights on the keyboard, but the pressure on the keys has no effect.  Oddly, when the PS/2 connector is connected to the PC, the PC turns on.

  When I look at the human devices on the Control Panel, no keyboard appears.

  I now use a USB keyboard for this type and it works fine, but I wish I could use my keyboard PS/2 Microsoft with Windows 8.

  Someone from another the same lives, or able to reproduce this?

  I see exactly the same thing, the PS2 keyboard works fine in BIOS mode before starting, but fails once windows is up and running, I installed Windows 8 with a USB keyboard and then switched on MSFT wireless comfort keyboard. and so far don't have to work.

  OK, here's the answer, thanks to Serdar for this:
  Windows supports USB or PS/2 keyboard connection, and may in fact support having more than one such device entry plugged at the same time. However, when a PS/2 keyboard is uninstalled and a USB keyboard is the main input device (via the keyboard in the control panel), PS/2 keyboard support is disabled.

  This can be frustrating, if a user needs to plug a PS/2 keyboard to perform debugging in Windows, or when a USB keyboard is no longer working properly due to problems with the USB subsystem. Note: A PS/2 keyboard still allows access to the BIOS and will work in the bootloader. It just won't work properly under Windows. (He, however, usually working in the Recovery Console.)

  Keyboard PS/2 devices are governed by a service level of the kernel called i8042prt, short for the technical name for the PS/2 keyboard port. When a USB keyboard is added as a replacement for a PS/2 keyboard, the i8042prt service is disabled by force. This avoids a conflict between PS/2 and USB, but if a PS/2 keyboard is reinstalled, the service is not automatically restarted.

  To return using a PS/2 keyboard, the user must edit the registry to restart thei8042prt service. To do this, inHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\i8042prt,change the value of Startand assign a hexadecimal or decimal of 1. Restart, then switch to a PS/2 keyboard via the keyboard in Control Panel.

• After turning on my wireless keyboard led green lights, then begins to blink, and then turns off. The batteries are fresh.

  After turning on my wireless keyboard led green lights, then begins to blink, and then turns off. The batteries are fresh.

  Possible explanation.  It is likely that batteries, so fresh, can be irregular in size.   The uncertain connection would therefore tend to lead to a failure to blink and you declare.   Read my thing...

  Batteries.

• 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?

• How can change starting with wireless keyboard

  If you use a wireless keyboard, how a start in recovery (CMD - R) Mode or disk mode target (T)?

  It works exactly the same way as a wired keyboard. Restart your Mac and hold down the T or command + R on the keyboard.

  If there is a discrepancy, you can do a little faster. Target disk mode can also be launched using System-> startup disk preferences.

• Apple wireless keyboards are secure?

  A recent report says that several wireless keyboards easily to interception by hackers and criminals, allowing them to track every keystroke. Apple keyboards send encrypted to the recipient computer signals?

  To my knowledge, no.

  However, the risk is rather minimal, because the effective range of Bluetooth devices is about 30 feet (10 meters). I certainly wouldn't worry about this kind of risk.

  Barry