I have got an keyboard of your brand and i have purchased warranty. Now the keyboard stopped working.

Have you tried testing the attachable keyboard on another device to make sure it works? Also, such keyboards may have a battery of their own, if that is the case, it may need replacing. Also, if it is a wireless keyboard there could be a few reasons. Here is some info to try to resolve issues.

Linking or pairing a wireless keyboard can be easy, or difficult, depending on a few different factors. Factors like the operating system of the tablet and the brand of the keyboard. For tablets that have built-in Bluetooth capability you should be able to use the steps below to pair them. This is general pairing information. It may vary slightly for different brands or different tablet OSs (Windows, Android, iOS, etc.).

Brand new Traverse should be covered under the 3yr. / 36k bumper to bumper warranty. If it isn't much past the warranty bumper to bumper the dealership you purchased the vehicle from may "goodwill it" and go ahead and repair the issue but that is souly up to the shop management to honor something like that. They may repair it or if you have an extended warranty purchased during the purchase of the vehicle, they will honor that warranty. I hope this helps you in the issue. Jesus loves you, John 3:16-17 (KJV)

hi curtis
if its brand new it is under warranty call your maker of the model

If it is definantly less than a week hopefully you purchased a warrenty with this unit they will fix it free of charge I would start at the place of purchase and they will assist you with what you need. Thanks for using FixYa! Great question? Always return right away to any place of purchase they have to honor a warranty. Do not wait for the warranty to lapse. John

First: Recheck battery placement - positive and negative ends of batteries must be correctly positioned. Your keyboard batteries have a 3-year life, so they should not have any problem after using your keyboard for only a month.
Second: Most Logitech (and other brands) have a one-year warranty. Since you're already having problems with your keyboard I would suggest returning it to place of purchase for replacement.
Third: Refer to Logitech's problem solving page: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/434/6007?tabs=1,3,2,4,5§ion=overview&hub=1
Good luck!

Try connecting an external USB keyboard.

If that does not work, then it's time to contact HP, and order a replacement motherboard, or to purchase a brand-new notebook, or, if the product is still under "warranty", to make a warranty claim, to get HP to fix it, at their cost.

These things will happen. You are aware that these appliances have a 12 month warranty so return it to where you purchased it from.

If it is NEW - as in you just purchased it from a store - and it is still under warranty, take it back to the store where you purchased it and get it repaired under warranty. Otherwise, anything you may attempt to do to fix the problem may void your warranty.

If you have buyed it today please return it to the shop you have purchased because mouse have a warranty period of 6 month/1 year.if you have any problem call me on 9920207375

there is no reason the keyboard should have stopped working unless something in the form of a liquid solvent was introduced into the keyboard area. Call the store where you purchased it or take it back along with your receipt for a warranty exchange.