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Your wireless mouse and Keyboard work with the same wireless transmitter that is plug in into a USB port.of your computer. You can use the wireless mouse with that USB transmitter and dont use the wireless Keyboard. If you need a keyboard you can get one to be plug in into a USB port with the wire attach to the keyboard.
The round plug is for older computers that don't have USB. You don't need to concern yourself with it if you have USB. Just use the USB connection and everything will be fine.
Is it a usb, ps2 or wireless keyboard? your keyboard doesn't require a driver since it is a plug and play device.
If you're using a usb or wireless keyboard, then might as well update the chipset driver of your computer. If updating the chipset driver fails, they try your computer on a difference computer to see if there's a problem with your keyboard already. If another keyboard works fine with your computer then it means to say that the computer is working fine.
If you're using a wireless keyboard, changing the battery helps.
Have you reset the button on the bottom of the keyboard? If you haven't, try doing so and also if it doesn't work, push the receiver button and then the reset button on the bottom of the keyboard. Hope that helps. Bud
You're probably going to need a Desktop USB Extension stand or cable if, I assume, you have your keyboard USB Receiver plugged into the back USB port of your desktop. These extension stands often come with your cordless devices (i.e., I got one with my Logitech cordless mouse... I don't need it for my laptop, but I do when using my desktop PC). You can make your own extension by purchasing a "Male-to-Female" USB extension cable, 3 to 6 ft in length (or longer if you need it). Plug the cable into your desktop, place the female end of the cable near where your keyboard is, and plug your keyboard USB receiver into the female USB socket of your extension cable.
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