My Trust wireless keyboard and optical mouse will not install when I start my computer

The Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop 1000 hardware set includes the Microsoft Wireless MultiMedia Keyboard Version 1.1a, Microsoft Standard Wireless Optical Mouse Version 1.0a and the Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop Receiver version 2.1a.
The receiver connects to your computer through a USB port.
The product installation CD that ships with the hardware set includes the software drivers that are required to install the Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop hardware on your Windows computer.

Insert the batteries that are included with the hardware set in the keyboard and mouse.
The battery installation latches are located on the bottom of the hardware devices.
Place the product installation CD in your computer's CD drive.
The hardware installation wizard will open automatically.

Plug the receiver into an open USB port on your computer when prompted.
Follow the wizard to synchronize the mouse and keyboard with the receiver.
Close the wizard when it finishes to complete the installation process.

http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=058

Hi, connecting the Dynex Wireless Optical Mouse is easy. First, you need to install the driver for the mouse. It should have come packaged with the mouse, on the CD-ROM. If you don't have the CD-ROM you can download the driver from the website and install it:

http://www.dynexproducts.com/productSearch.html?query=wireless+optical+mouse&mainSearchButton=

Scroll down to "Dynex Wireless Optical Mouse" and click "English" next to "Driver:" to download it, then unzip it and install it.

Once you've installed the driver, all you have to do is put the two AA batteries in the mouse, flip the switch on the bottom to On, and insert the USB receiver into your computer. Your mouse should be usable right away!

If all of the keys on your keyboard is not responding, then there's no connection between the keyboard and the wireless receiver.

1. Change the battery of the keyboard.
2. Make sure that the keyboard is ON.
3. Try connecting the wireless receiver into other USB ports of the computer. If same problem occurs...
4. Connect the wireless receiver into another computer to make sure that the problem is the keyboard and not the USB ports of the computer.

Otherwise, you may contact the manufacturer of the keyboard to verify if there's an additional driver that you need to install or if the keyboard needs repair.

Have a great day!

You just plug the usb adapter for the wireless keyboard and mouse into the computer and run the install disk. Wireless just means that the device sends signals to the recieving devices.

Thanks! I fixed the problem by installing a USB mouse and using fn+f9. That unlocked the mouse so I could use the pointer leaving just the keyboard problem. I then tried reconnecting the wireless keyboard (by using the button on the receiver and under the keyboard) Hey Presto!!

1.?Open the Start?Menu and click Devices?and?Printers . The Devices And Printers panel opens, in which you can access all the external devices connected to your computer, including your printer .

Windows 10 - Control Panel - Keyboard - Settings

click start
right click my computer
properties
hardware
device manager
?mouse and keyboard
scan for hardware changes

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

Normal 0 Make sure the batteries are installed and are good.

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.

If the MOUSE isn’t working, push the small RESET/CONNECT button on the back of the mouse to connect to the receiver. Then they should work okay.
Hope this helps. Bud

Possible solutions for this (and similar problems) include:
--Replace the batteries in your wireless mouse. If the connection strength is weak, wireless accessories have a tendancy to act up.
--Re-Install / update the mouse drivers. I'm unsure if Trust has drivers available for download from their website but it would be worth checking out if the first solution does not help fix the problem.