Keyboard not working

If it's a wireless keyboard make sure that it's actually switched on/the batteries are ok.

If it's a desktop PC try connecting the keyboard into a different usb port.

You can also try closing down the computer (switching off directly at the mains isn't recommended... but you may have no choice..) and unplugging the keyboard -if it connects via usb. Then reconnect it when the computer boots up. Hopefully, it will detect the keyboard.

If you're using a laptop .. nothing ventured, nothing gained - switch off at the mains. Wait 1 minute the power up. Laptops can have all sorts of keyboard troubles which usually entails replacing the whole keyboard unit.

sounds like your computer isnt picking up the keyboard you may need a driver for it try searching the net for you type of keyboard and model and see if you can find a driver to download for it

either remove the batteries from the keyboard and the mouse, and unplug the receiver from your computer, and leave them all unplugged for about an hour.

otherwise, you might wind up literally taking the keyboard apart and cleaning it, which isnt recommended unless you really know what youre doing.

otherwise, you simply will wind up buying a new setup there.

these buttons are faulty in your keyboard..

If it is just bought, isnt it in the warranty?

Try using different USB port(s). Use ps2/usb converter if necessary.
Test keyboard on another computer, could be bad especially if usb mouse works ok.

Start simple - unplug and replug the cord that connects the keyboard to your computer. Try typing again. If it still does not work, restart your computer. If it still does not work after restart, go to Microsoft's website, and redownload the drivers/software for the keyboard. Good luck!

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

there seems to be alot of firmware issues with alot of razors products at the moment, use another keyboard for the minute and navigate to their site, downgrade your firmware to the one that worked. or alternatively restore your computer to a restore date that occured before you installed the new firmware/drivers.

hope this helps

kev

make sure the mouse and keyboard are in right connections...if you look closely youll see icons next to ports.
try without mouse at first start up ,load windows and use key with windows logo on it to access start and scroll to shutdown tab and restart...plug in the mouse before restart.
if logo tab isnt assigned press ctrl + esc to access start menu.

once you have switched pc you will need to re-sync the wireless keyboard and mouse with the new pc, because although you have switched pc the keyboard and mouse do not know this. there should be a reset/resync button on the bottom of both the keyboard and mouse