20 Most Recent Logitech 967437-0403 Keyboard - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Remove the battery of the keyboard and install new one and then press connect button from the keyboard side and the receiver side also.


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try this driver hope it helps you
http://english.ircfast.com/lv/group/view/kl45861/Driver_A4Tech_RFKB-21_Wireless.htm

Possibly your keyboard settings are too sensitive. Go to your Control Panel and click on Keyboard. There you can adjust your settings to decrease the sensitivity of the keys.

To the right of the "space-bar" on the keyboard, hold down the ALT GR ("alternate graphic") key, press the "slash" key, and release the ALT GR key.

Or, in "Regional Settings" within "Control Panel", change your "input method" to "US-English" keyboard, rather than some French or French-Canadian input method.

Have you verified your keyboard works on another machine? With it being an older keyboard gotta rule out the simple stuff first.

no reset try to unplug and replug also make sure it still shows up in your device manager and keyboard icon if it does then replace the keyboard you probably have a bad cord on it

Wireless could be batteries or channel problems. Try the channel button first.

Wired double-check connection, clean KB (or keys) as needed. Most keys can be removed, but be sure not to break them or lose the springs!

for cleaning, check this link...
http://www.ehow.com/how_4850336_clean-computer-keyboard.html

hope this will help you to fix the problem.
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Try to click on the connection button on the keyboard AND the wireless dongle at the same time

must be problems with your disc drive. get your drivers online. it's the same thing anyway.

go to logitech.com support type in your product number. The supporting software is there to download which should improve functionality.

just install drivers of keyboard

highlight a cell then try using the arrows

If your keyboard came with any software, go ahead and reinstall the software for the keyboard. If the keys still aren't responding and still need a lot of pressure for them to work, then the keyboard is bad and would need to be replaced.

You need a new keyboard that one is done. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/sean_54c3a3dc48a7773c

you need to check if the battery of you wireless keyboard still have charge. for how long did you have this wireless keyboard?

One way is to uninstall it from the control panel, reboot and then install again.

If you have a special keyboard with extra features...internet key, DVD adjustments, etc...you will need to install the proper driver for the keyboard. Should have come on a CD with the keyboard.
Windows only understands normal keyboards with normal keys.

Hi,

Turn the keyboard upside down and look for a small button that will say "connect" next to it.
Also press the connect button on the receiver.
To activate the keyboard just hit the space bar. If your still having problems check the batteries.



Regards.

Don't forget to synch it with the transmitter after you replace the batteries : hit the button on the transmitter so it blinks an dthen hit the connect button on the underside of the keyboard.
JOAT

Hello there again
I was just checking on your problem we disscussed last night seeing if you have got it resolved or not
best regards mike