20 Most Recent Logitech 967437-0403 Keyboard - Page 9 Questions & Answers

I found this, hope it will help you:

To type the Euro sign in Windows, you press the alt key+0128. As for the Sterling pound symbol, you can type it by pressing the alt key+0163. You can have a look at this site where it lists ways to type different currency symbols:
http://www.fonts.com/fontent/fontent_home.asp?nCo=AFMT&con=fyti_currency

Please note that you have to type the 4-digit code on the numeric keypad (do not use the normal number keys) while holding down the Alt key.

There were also past discussion in the forums, such as:
http://www.proz.com/post/41613
copy and paste the complete link into your browser.
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There is a receiver which will have a button you push, then on the bottom of the keyboard and mouse there will be a connect button you push. Push the button on the receiver first, then the connect button on the keyboard. Then do the same with the mouse.

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try cleaning the keyboard
under the keys
sometimes helps

Hi,
it's not a hardware-problem - it's a windows feature - (and it really is one !) - please try this:
To prevent a USB mouse from waking your PC

1. Open Device Manager by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking System and Maintenance, and then clicking Device Manager.

2. In the list of device categories, expand Mice and other pointing devices.

3. Right-click the entry for the USB mouse, and then click Properties.

4. On the Power Management tab, clear the Allow this device to wake the computer check box.

5. Click OK.
Don't forget to do this with your mouse + keyboard !

Hi is it the logitech LX 310 laser? If so go here: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/support_downloads/downloads/ Choose your product from the drop down list and then you should be able to download the software from there. Hope that works for you. Si :)

There are two reasons you may need to clean a keyboard: the slow accumulation of gunk, and keyboard emergencies such as dumping a cup of coffee on your keys.

If you dump liquid on your keyboard, shut down your computer immediately, disconnect the keyboard, run it over to the sink, and turn it upside down to drain. If you spilled a sticky liquid, such as Coke on the keyboard, you can squirt water on the upside-down keyboard to rinse it, says Mike Nadelman of computer-repair.com. Don’t submerge the keyboard in water; let it dry upside down.

Compressed air is the keyboard cleaner’s best friend, and it’s the quickest and easiest way to get dust and hair out of a keyboard. I started by disconnecting the keyboard, carrying it over to a clean surface, and giving the keyboard a few good zaps with the cold gas. I kept hitting the keyboard with the compressed air pretty often throughout the cleaning process.

To cope with stained keys and the hairs trapped under the plastic, though, start popping keys off. Keyboard manufacturers don’t recommend popping off keys, but it’s generally harmless if you handle the keys gently. Stick two plastic knives under opposite sides of a key and pry upward, exerting equal force on both sides. The key is guaranteed to fly off across the room, but that’s how you do the job without breaking the key or the switch. Once keys are off, they’re actually washable. Rub stains with a wet cotton swab dunked in soapy water, which does the trick for most messes. Save the alcohol for truly stubborn gunk, because it can damage the ink on the keys, and never, ever, ever use ammonia-based solvents such as Windex.

At first, avoid the big keys, such as the Spacebar, SHIFT, TAB, BACKSPACE, CAPS LOCK, and ENTER. Those keys may be loaded with springs or hinges that make them difficult to remove or replace.

If your keys feel sticky or are grinding, a drop of a light machine oil, such as WD-40, placed in the center of where the key strikes the keyboard, on the hinge, or on the spring (if your key has one) should do the trick, Nadelman told me.

As you remove keys, you’ll need to remember where to put them. Some people make diagrams or put them on the table in the exact order they were in on the keyboard.

I wouldn't worry too much about the installation procedures, try unplugging the keyboard, and shutting your PC down. Then reconnect the keyboard, turn your PC back on, and then try it. If still not working you can reach me at [email protected].

You can try following before sending details.

1. Right click my computer then properties then hard ware. then device manager. See keyboard is listed against + sign, if yes expand it and see "Standard101/102-key or standard Microsoft manual PS/2 keyboard. If Yes the right click on it and update driver. If problem is not solved click on properties ans see device status " device is working properly. Further try to uninstall and remove USB or PS/2 cable and reinstall . Reboot the system.

Easy go down to the right bottom corner of your screen and right click on the time and hit set date and time and do it.

Go to settings and adjust the location and hot keys. of your keyboard go to control panel and to keyboard and adjust.

you prbabley just need to hit shift 10 times and turn that function off or press and hold it for 8 seconds (shift) and turn that off too.

kkkkk. all you do is hold shift for 8 seconds and turn stickykeys of and if that no work hit shift 8 times or more and turn of hot keys or... talk to your dealer

Hi there
If its a wireless keyboard press the "connect" button underneath and check the batteries.


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ok you do not have a bad chip - check you keyboard settings I have both an American keyboard and English upgraded, but like the keys where they were (English settings so i have English keyboard with an American keyboard therfor to get it back (tell me if I am correct please).
go to start In Win XP, to change the keyboard languages and layout, click Start , then choose Settings, Control Panel, and Regional and Language Options. Click the "Languages" tab, then the "Details" button, I hope this helps

Right click on the logitech icon on your taskbar. If you don't see it click the arrow. Double click it and logitech setpoint will open. You can configure all aspects of your keyboard from here. Hope this helps!

On your taskbar there will be a logitech icon. If you don't see it click the arrow. Double click it and look through it. Hope this helps!

Remove and install the multimedia software again

make sure this keyboard is compatible with the new system.
I would check especially if your system is vista.I'm sure it was setup to use the new keyboard
do you have software for the old keyboard

what were you trying to do

did this come with software
and you might need to do a uninstall reinstall
if it worked on same pc before it should work now.
if you have a reset button on transmitter try resetting it.