Keyboard just stopped working!!

I'm not sure what happened, but my wireless keyboard just completely stopped working. the mouse is still ok, but the keyboards another story. and i don't know what to do... is it the dust? or something? i read something about drivers, but i have no idea what they are and what they do or whatnont. so if anyone can help me out, that would be great.

Anonymous Nov 01, 2008

Exactly the same - keyboard wont pair. It accepts the numeric key but doesnt do anything on pressing enter. Pairing then times out.

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Have you replaced the keyboard batteries? The drivers will be in add/remove programmes with the name of your keyboard. Uninstall them and re install, but if the mouse is working the chances are the driver is ok.

Posted on Jan 25, 2007

Anonymous Jan 26, 2007

Also go through the setup procedure as it may of changed channels and needs pairing with the sender.

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