I have followed the directions to link keyboard to transmitter. mouse works good but keyboard won't function. have checked batteries. it beeps and lights indicate successful link. this has occurred since i moved the keyboard to new system.

First, Ascertain that an observation has least caused the device from fucntioning. For example, observe the device for physical malfucntions, ascertain that battery resources has least been malalliged to prevent regular functionality. Replace batteries that are depleted of capacities taking care to place the appropaite directions usually demarked on the battery and within device compartment area. Second, remote control device require appropiate direction toward receptable display device to capture signals. For example attempting to transmit remote signals from distance extrenously without receptables reach is least attainable. Also, the remote control has a transmittion sensor area also similar with the receptable display device. Malalligning either transmitter to receptables least captures signal responses when any made available. Refer to the devices user guide attain diagnostic materials amonsg pertinent details on attaining an improve television experince.

Change battery.
Make sure USB transmitter for mouse is plugged in properly.
Locate buttons on both mouse and USB transmitter. Press on both.

The light doesn't need to be on to work. the lights on the transmitter indecate if the number or cap lock is on or if the mouse or keyboard batteries are low.

Check the batteries and the receiver,

You can remove the batteries for 2 mins. and put it back in, also you can try to restart the wireless receiver.

hi bruce,

for security and comfort reasons, get another keyboard and mouse
( just in case you mix up sth. or windows fails recognizing your cordless devices)
then

- do check if the batteries of the mouse have gone flat,

- powering up the usb port 2.0 voltage in BIOS (only if there is such option available!) might add to the range of the transmitter

- now resyncronize keyboard, mouse and transmitter device

good luck.

Take out the batteries. Plug the USB transmitter in the PC. Reinsert the batteries in the mouse. Turn it on. Press the button on the USB transmitter if it has one. It should flash quickly. Press and hold the button on the bottom of the mouse until you see the light blink and then slow. This is the procedure for coding the mouse to the transmitter. Everytime it powers up it searches for a frequency transmission. This should cure the problem. Check the batteries too and use fresh ones. Good luck.

Your response to the clarification request was placed correctly.
Your keyboard must have a button on the bottom to sync with the USB transmitter. Press the button on the transmitter first and then the button on the keyboard. This will re-sync the devices in a new radio channel. Give it a try, it might just be a communincatin problem between the two.

The intellipoint software and drivers are not really needed for the the keyboard to work, even if it has special keys for functions like volume and such. As soon as your batteries start to run out you will be able to tell by the keyboard not responding properly to key-presses.

Hi there.
Some wireless mice seem to go into some kind of sleep mode, in other words if you leave them for an amount of time they disconnect, the way to reconnect is to right click while moving the mouse.
Also check to make sure that the batteries in the mouse are seated properly.


Good luck

This is sort of general but it just may help.
Make sure your batteries are in correctly.
Make sure the transmitter dongle is in the USB.
Look on the transmitter and the mouse and keyboard
itself (bottom) for a little tiny button that says connect
or reconnect. Move the mouse about six inches away from
the transmitter and press both the transmitter and the mouse.
That should reestablish the signal twixt the two.(or three KB)

windows xp info.
go to start,
control panel,
systems,
hardware,
device manger,
click on x at keyboard see your keyboard there right click delete keyboard shut down and reboot leave keyboard plugged in...and it should find and reload the keyboard.

if this does not fix the problem..shutdown the computer unplug the keyboard and mouse...reboot the computer and let load all the way...I know you can't do nothing about signing in or working on it
but let load all the way after finished loading push button to power it off are unplug it...then replug the keyboard and mouse and boot it back up should fix it...