20 Most Recent Logitech Cordless Desktop MX3200 Laser Keyboard Mouse - Page 9 Questions & Answers

You cand find all you need at:
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard_mice_combos/devices/140&cl=roeu,en


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go to windows sidebar ,rgt click and then click on add applications.you will see the desired applications there.

If you want any further support a technician can help you online for free.You can find free online technical support at http://tinyurl.com/m7ghqz

go to this link then click downloads choose your operating system then download the drivers for it and reinstall the drivers to see if that works that could be the reason why they arnt working or it could be something else try that

You can try what HelpfulGuy said. Also you should check to see if you have the SetPoint software installed that comes with the package that you bought the products in. If you do have the software installed then uninstall and download the newest version off the logitech website. When installed run through the process of setting up your keyboard and mouse. Now the software should run you through an encrytion service that stops outside sources capturing keystrokes. At about this point the keyboard should be working again(I think this is what was missing from previous installations with peoples keyboards quitting). Also if you are just having repeating keys then there is also a download you can get off the logitech website that can correct this. I think its call something towards the name of mini receiver.

Its the battery problem....NEW batteries should solve your problem

Red means muted, green means it is not muted

1. press the "fn" key (just below the question mark key) + F10
2. press F10 to step thru hour, minute, month, and day
3. press F10 to exit setup

or go to logitech web site and view the ms3200 manual (a pdf of the instruction sheet that came in the original package).

you could go to a shop that sells computer software and hardware and ask them for one or search it on the interent

Press the FN + F9 keys until the time and date appear on the LCD display.
press the FN + F10 keys to go into the Set Mode.
Use the left or right arrow keys to select the hour.
Change the hour by using the number keys on the keyboard or by up and down arrow keys
Use the right arrow key to select the minutes and change the hour by using the number keys or by using the up and down arrow keys Press the right arrow key again to choose the 12-hour or 24-hour format with the up and down arrow keys.
To change the date, use the right arrow key again and use the up and down arrow to select the month. To change the day, use the right arrow to select and the up and down arrows to change the day.
When you are finished, press Enter on the keyboard to exit Set Mode.


hope this helps

IF YOU CAN'T RESET THEM
I WOULD UNINSTALL THEM AND REINSTALL

Hold down alt key and enter 156 - when you release the alt key you have the £ on a US keyboard

some have on & off switch;s
if not take the battery's out the mouse when not in use.

You would have something for it to lean on or don't use it at all

keyboard print wrong letters

YOU WILL NEED TO GET THAT FROM THE MFG OF THE KEYBOARD

WWW.LOGITECH.COM

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Normal 0 Press the Receiver button (and the lights will start flashing.
Then if the Keyboard isn't working, press the small RESET/CONNECT button on the back of the board to connect the keyboard to the receiver.
Hope this helps. Bud

You can download your driver from Belkin HERE

http://www.buylogitech.com/store/logius/en_US/DisplayCategoryProductListPage/categoryID.11267400

hi..Ya its lights up,that's the
speciality of the lcd.
thanks..

To adjust the LCD's time and date:

1. Make sure that the time and date are shown on the LCD. If necessary, press (FN + F9) until the time and date are shown on LCD.
2. Press (FN + F10). You are now in 'Set mode' (you can exit this at any time by pressing the Esckey).
3. Set the correct hour by either typing the numbers on the numeric pad or using the cursor up and down keys, followed by Tab or Enter.
4. Set the correct minutes by either typing the numbers or using the cursor up and down keys, followed by Tab or Enter.
5. Choose either 12-hour clock or 24-hour clock by pressing the cursor up or down keys to switch between the options. Then press Tab or Enter.
6. Set the correct month either by typing the numbers or using the cursor up and down keys, followed by Tab or Enter.
7. Set the correct day either by typing the numbers or using the cursor up and down keys, followed by Tab or Enter.

The time and date on the LCD should now be displayed properly.