20 Most Recent Logitech Cordless Desktop EX110 - Page 6 Questions & Answers

it seems that there is connectivity problem.. as your sensor is not receiving signal from keyboard or mouse.....you have to make connectivity by pressing button on sensor then press button on keyboard....similarly press sensor button on sensor then press button on mouse.....try this and do reply me

Use steel wool and wd 40 to clean terminal and to keep it clean, just rub a small bit of universal grease on it and replace battery. It should be fine.

First, replace the batteries. Wireless keyboards and mice **** batteries and I use to have to change then every week believe it or not.

Once in safe mode, uninstall and reinstall software for wireless components, Run a virus scan and malware scan just to make sure you are virus free!

Try on ebay.com, you may a good bargain there.Make sure you check with the seller and ask if will synchronise with it...

these buttons are faulty in your keyboard..

Reply to this issue from Logitech Tech Support:
Thank you for contacting Logitech Technical Support. My name is Susan and I will be assisting you with Incident # xxxxxx-xxxxxx .

I understand that the keys on your keyboard are not responding except the F lock key and the battery indicator key. Please correct me if I misunderstood you.

It appears that your keyboard might be encrypted during first installation.

To try and resolve this issue, I would like you to try and decrypt your keyboard. You can refer to the steps below on how to do this:

1. Press Ctrl + Alt +F12 key on the keyboard.
2. Press the Connect button on the receiver.
3. Press the Connect button underneath the keyboard.
4. Press the ESC key on the keyboard.

Once you have performed the steps above, test the keyboard in simple text applications such as Notepad or MS words to verify if the problem persists.

Additionally, you can try the following steps should the steps above was unable to resolve this incident:

a. Press the Connect button on the receiver for 10 seconds.
b. Wait for 20 seconds and then press the Connect button on the receiver again. Press the Connect button on the mouse.
c. Insert fresh new batteries back into the keyboard.
d. Press the Connect button on the receiver.
e. Press the Connect button on the keyboard.

This would help to isolate the cause of the incident that you are experiencing.

If this does not address your question, please update this incident, describing the results after following my suggestions. Or, if you prefer, you can contact us directly by the phone numbers listed below.

Thank you for choosing Logitech.


Sincerely,

Susan
Logitech Customer Support
www.Logitech.com/support

What are you using? a laptop or a PC?

If you are using a PC then check that the mouse is connected properly to the slot. Also check the ball inside the mouse, it happens sometimes when its dirty, clean the ball inside the mouse and also inside the mouse(use a small cloth).

If you mouse is wireless then check the battery in your mouse. It might run out of charge. Also check the button which is used to turn on the mouse. It might be jammed.

If its a touchpad there is no solution that I can think of other than buying a mouse.

change the batteries especially if they came with the EX100. then try connecting the mouse. receiver first push button one second and release.then on the mouse push the button one second and release.
then if the mouse connects. go to the keyboard and push button on the receiver first one second and release then keyboard for one second and release. try this three times if no connection you need to call logitech for warranty info.

a wireless keyboard or mouse mostly works in pairs and has a transmitter which normally should be connected to the computer's usb port. you may need to install the mouse driver depending on yuor OS. once this is done the mouse should automatically connect.

take the spacebar off and clean it

check whether the battery is active or drained..if ok means check it for warranty

Your EX 110 receiver has 3 indicator lights (LEDs) that display the status of the Caps lock, Function key, and the Num lock during normal operating mode. These lights will also flash when the connect button on the receiver is pressed.
LED A: Indicates that the Caps Lock (Capital lock) key is on when lit.
LED F: Indicates that the F keys are in Standard F Keys Mode when lit and in Enhanced F Keys Mode when the LED is off.

• Your EX 110 keyboard has an Enhanced F Keys Mode for F keys that provides additional functions you can program. See Knowledge Base article 9526.

LED 1: Indicates when the Num Lock (Number lock) key is on. This function allows the number pad to produce only numbers

just reconnect key bord pug again to computer.and if it is wi fi reinstall wi fi drivers.

Go to,

> Start

> Control Panel

> Choose Classic View

> Click on Keyboard

> Click on Hardware tab

> Check Device Status

It will tell you there if the device is working properly.

Hope this help's,

Hughie.

double check the battery and USB sensor from the PC..good luck and have a nice day

it really depends, on the logitech stuff they have the accidental spill holes in the bottom so liquid doesn't pool but there is a possibility that it could have saturated the board and ruinied the internals, just try to dry it out as best you can and hope for the best

Hi there.
Some wireless mice seem to go into some kind of sleep mode, in other words if you leave them for an amount of time they disconnect, the way to reconnect is to right click while moving the mouse.
Also check to make sure that the batteries in the mouse are seated properly.


Good luck

Click on the link below to get the Windows ME driver. Although Windows ME is supported, there's a chance the disc didn't come with the ME driver. Best of luck!
Greg

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/433/154&cl=us,en?osid=2

YOU HAVE TO GO INTO KEYBOARD AND FIND THE SETTINGS FOR KEYS IN CONTROL PANNEL . SET IT AS ENGLISH.

TAKE TWO BUTTER KNIVES AND POP THE KEY OFF CLEAN UNDER IT AND WASH OFF THE KEY THEN REPLACE.