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Without knowing which type of logitech keyboard it is, I'd suggest borrowing or buying another keyboard to see what the problem might be. The springs sometimes go bad, and it costs money to replace keys at retail prices, but sometimes it is easier to just swap keyboards, or takes keys from an identical keyboard. Amazon and other online sites sell all kinds of keyboards and deliver them. Amazon com Online Shopping for Electronics Apparel Computers Books DVDs...

The keyboard should have no problem, but you need to look at the ipad's bluetooth and have it search for the KB. The KB will only attempt to connect for a few seconds, then you need to press the seek button again, or turn off/on to restart the search.

You can find something at open source.

If you are using Windows 10 go to the control panel to the right upper and choose large icons. The sections will all be separated, click on mouse and from there you should be able to set up the mouse clicks. Good Luck

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Is there an on/off switch under the KB? Maybe a Fn key combination will turn the KB on/off.

Usually there's a button atop or underneath the mouse that you press to have it search for the USB dongle. There might be one on the dongle too. Both probably need to be pressed within a few seconds so they can search out each other.

There's a power switch on the bottom of the keyboard. Other than that, I guess you could rotate the selector to a device you don't have paired to it. But that might make it flash a few minutes waiting to pair..

Blue tooth by definition should be able to connect between any units that are Blue tooth capable. Make sure the Blue tooth is turned on on both units and both can be identified. Some setting you have is incorrect. Semper Fi, Z

Here is the Logitech support home page. From here you can download the installation program to fit your keyboard / operating system. (You will need the keyboard model number, its on the bottom of the keyboard). http://support.logitech.com/en_us/home

Its all in the updated drivers, however the one OS "XP" may not have drivers available any longer. Remember XP is no longer supported and thus no one wants to write code for hardware being used with XP operating systems.