Often this is simply because the
radio link between the receiver and the mouse/keyboard has been
broken. Some possible reasons for this are: flat batteries, insertion of new batteries, connector to the computer removed, etc.
In the first instance, you should restore the Logitech devices to a defined status (reset). To reset the device:
Remove the batteries from the mouse/keyboard for approximately ½ hour.
Press
and hold the "Connect" button on the receiver for 15-20 seconds. Make
sure that the receiver is connected, the PC is switched on and that
there are no batteries in the devices. After resetting, insert new
batteries and restore the connection as follows:
- Press and hold the "Connect" button on the receiver for 1-2 seconds.
- Then
immediately press the "Connect" button on the bottom of the mouse
(locate this button before you start, all cordless mice have a
"Connect" button)
- Move the mouse around to check that the connection is working correctly
- Press and hold the "Connect" button on the receiver again for 1-2 seconds.
- Then
immediately press the "Connect" button on the bottom of the keyboard
(locate this button before you start, all cordless keyboards have a
"Connect" button)
- Use the keyboard to check that the connection is working correctly
- Both devices should now be working correctly
If
one or both of these devices is still not working, try them on another
compatible PC system to ensure that the fault does not lie with your PC
system.
what do you mean not enabled? i forgot to mention that i was able to use it just once that was after installing the drivers. i decided to take a nap and then when i turn on the pc again the keyboard won't work but the mouse is ok.
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