JMy keyboard is not working at all. does it require new batteries? if so, how do I change them?

You can change the batteries, then push the connection button on the back of the keyboard, also, download the logitech software to help get it set up.

your battery may be failing or has failed. If this is a new battery th
ey should replace it for you.

As far as I know there is no ON button on the GE 98615 Wireless Thin-Profile Keyboard. Unless is the ON configuration for the NumPad which you will find it in the BIOS.

I Hope this might help you with your GE 98615 Wireless Thin-Profile Keyboard.

1.- Plug the USB receiver into an available USB port of your PC, no required batteries.
2.- Insert the batteries with correct orientation into the battery compartment of the keyboard

Please NOTE:

(a) This wireless keyboard provides factory preset connection channels and enables Plug and Play function. (b) This keyboard does not require changing connection ID as there is no ID button on the receiver. (c) When this wireless set encounters radio interference, keyboard will automatically change to a clean channel respectively. (d) Manually changing connection ID is not necessary.

generally there is an off and on switch at the bottom of the keyboard, or else try changing the battery

Q: Changing the batteries in my MK300 How do I change the batteries in my MK300?
Wireless Desktop MK300
Model Number:
Y-R0002 (Keyboard)
M-R0006 (Mouse)
Battery Requirements:
Keyboard:

• Requires 2 AAA alkaline batteries.
• Expected battery life is up to 15 months.

Mouse:

• Requires 2 AA alkaline batteries.
• Expected battery life is up to 8 months.

Installing New Batteries
Install the batteries for your mouse and keyboard by making sure the batteries face the correct direction as shown in the image below.

Battery Replacement Tips

• For best battery performance, always use quality alkaline batteries.
• When replacing batteries, make sure the replacement batteries are new and are within the manufacturer's expiration date.
• Do not mix old and new batteries.
• Do not mix batteries of different brands.
• Do not use rechargeable batteries in this product.

I don't know your level of technical experience, so some of these may seem obvious. These may not be in the best order, I've added them as I thought of them.
1) check the batteries in the keyboard and mouse. They can go through batteries in a big hurry sometimes. If just changed double check polarity.
2) check the connection(s) for the receiver. If you have pets check for chewed wires.
3) have you added any new USB devices. They may be using to much power from your USB ports
4) have you added any other wireless devices, includes non-computer devices.
5) have you tried resetting the keyboard and receiver signal.
6) check USB power output. You can plug in a different USB device and see if it works.
7) does your receiver require batteries (very rare).
8) you may need to reinstall your keyboard drivers and software.
Most wireless keyboards operate in the 400 Mhz range so do most wireless networks and many phones, these can all interfer with your signal.

my keyboard is way too sensiticve. when ltyping if i don't hit my key dead center and just a small lportion of my finger touches a key arouind it, that key is also typed. I am a good typist, but when not looking at keyboard and going too fast I don't always hit jmy key dead cwenter. i would like a keyboard like an old typewriter. do they sell less sensitive keyboards ???

Battery Requirements:

• Requires 2 AA alkaline batteries.
• Expected battery life is up to 15 months.

Installing New Battery
Install the batteries for your mouse by making sure the batteries face the correct direction as shown in the image below.



Go here if your mouse does not look like this. Select your model then look for changing batteries.

Good luck

THE MFG MAY HAVE A CERTAIN BATTERY REQUIRMENT, NEED TO GO LINE AND LOOK UP THAT INFORMATION, DEPENDING ON THE MFG AND THE BATTERY COMPANY THEY WANT YOU TO USE IF YOU DONT USE THERE BATTERY REQUEST THAN YOU WILL END UP BUYING A NEW KEYBOARD OR MOUSE WHEN THE BATTERIES RUN LOW.

LOOK FOR A LITTLE PIN HOLE ON THE BOTTUM OF THE MOUSE ALSO EVERY TIME YOU CHANGE THE BATTERY YOU LOOSE THE FREQUENCE THE MOUSE USES, SO DEPRESS THE BUTTON UNTIL THE COMPUTER SAYS IT HAS FOUND A NEW PIECE OF HARDWARE, THAN THE MOUSE SHOULD WORK FINE.

GO ON LINE AND SEE IF THERE ARE ANY NEW UPDATE FOR THE MOUSE

RODGANDYSR

Normally Dell keyboard require a wireless uSB plug in that connects to your computer and there is usually a small button on both the keyboard and the end of the connector. Press them both. Normally preplacing batteries causes the connection to be disrupted.