COMPUTER FIELD PURCHASED THE COMBO 1F FG,WIRELESS KB/MSE 8000 WCUQOD (MOUSE & KEYBOARD) TOOK DELIVERY 2-19-08. PUT THE ABOVE IN MY PC ALL THINGS WORKING FINE FOR A COUPLE DAYS THEN MY MOUSE DIED, I AM NOW USING AWIRED MOUSE I HAD ONB HAND. AND YOU SEE THE KEYBNOARD IS WORKING FINE. CAN YOU HLLP???? THANK YOU ED

I think you have to use the combo because each has sensor. trying to use just wireless mouse on a laptop might not work because your laptop cannot read the signal from mouse. Now check if both have bluetooth as that may work.

If the power cells are new, both the keyboard and mouse are powered correctly (Battery I assume are positioned correctly). If Neither one operates, then check the small dongle that fits into the USB port. It may have been loosened, and if so just pull it from the port and reinsert it in another port. If still no connection, then the dongle may have burned out. The problem: Once a dongle is spent, the entire set is useless as they operated on an audio signal (Frequency) set for that mouse/keyboard. No replacements.

Unfortunately, this switch has a dedicated port for keyboard that listens for the keyboard keystroke. You MUST plug the keyboard into the dedicated keyboard port on the KVM switch for the hotkeys to work. I recommend putting the mouse that comes with your keyboard to the side, and using another mouse, plugged into the dedicated mouse USB port on the switch. Not the prettiest solution, but some of those mouse/keyboard combos have some funky hardware!

Move the wireless adapter (one end connects to the keyboard/mouse ports on your computer) closer to the front of your computer, i.e., closer to where your wireless KB/mouse are located.

Do not use device causing issues. Incompatibility problem.

You didn't say whether or not you have the receiver for the wireless signals.

If so, just plug it into a USB of whatever port it uses, and put new batteries in the KB & mouse.

See if there are any buttons on all three gadgets. If so - they are used to help the senders & receiver find each other.

Windows generic mouse & KB drivers will probably work fine.

If the KB or mouse is capable of special features, you will need to go to the manufacturer's website & get their drivers.

Buy a new one. & dont forget to check this time ;)

sounds like you need to resync the mouse to the wireless receiver that is connected to the computer.

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1. Go to: http://www.a4tech.com/ennew/downloads.asp
2. Under the "Downloads" section, you will find 2 fields. Click the arrow next to the field labeled "SELECT" & choose "RK(S)" from the drop-down menu. The second field will display "130MG". Click the arrow next to this field & select "520D" from the drop-down menu.
3. Click the "GO" button.
4. In the next page: in the orange side-bar to the left you will find your Keyboard/Mouse combo model & 2 buttons. Click the button labeled "Product Manual" to start the download.

ENTER THE BIOS AND ENABLE SET-UP CONFIG. AND REBOOT.RICHARDM69