Remote keyboard is interfering with dlink - D-Link 802.11g Wireless Router WBR-1310 (WBR1310)

Several possibilities. 1) You may have hit the FN key and it may have toggled a lock. Press it again. If no result, press it one more time and go to the next tip. If your keyboard has in the function key row an image of the keyboard, that is a keyboard lock key using in conjustion with the FN key. It is a toggle. 2) You can try CTRL + ALT + DEL to pull up the task manager. But if your keyboard is locked, this option may not be available. Any reason you are not cold starting the computer? 3) If the keyboard has batteries, you can try swapping them out. 4) Check your cable connection. 5) Click Start, click the Setting Cog, go into Ease of Access, turn off any filter keys. 6) There is a possibility that debris under a key may be interfering with a contact. But if the entire keyboard is locked, that is not the problem. 7) If a soldering connection is loose internally, that could stop the keyboard from working. That would require careful soldering or replacement of the keyboard. 8) If using a remote keyboard, check your receiving plug to see if it is loose. I hope one of these suggestions helps.

Does your question have anything to do with "problems with routers"?

Try shutting off the keyboard then turning it back on and using the quick connect button. Keyboard goes into a powersave mode every 5 minutes and could be disconnecting. It is also on 2 Ghz technology so a cordless phone could be interfering with the signal.

if your using a wireless connection, then the problem is the incorrect password. But if the line is an ethernet connection, then the problem may be with the cable or the port. or check your firewall settings as well as your antivirus if they are interfering with your connection

I'm having this same problem. Will it connect to any other network? I've tried going into the settings on the network and changing the channel and a bunch of other settings. I've tried 2 different revisions of this same product. I'm starting to think it must be something in Window's that's interfering with my wireless card. I'll keep you posted if I figure anything out.

hi
just go to control pannel , select bluetoth option , paur your dell device with the system you want to work and it will work fine.

Is there any interfance on the devices (i.e. like a floor heater, home phone, ect...) a good test is to take the wireless reciever and move it closer to the device if possible. if they delay goes away there is interfance somewhere :)
Steven.

The first question is whether your change of service provider really has any connection with your new lack of range. If your new cable modem contains a wireless router, it's possible it is interfering with your old router. You only need one, so in that case you should remove your DLink and configure your wireless cable router to your satisfaction. Otherwise, you may have coincidentally picked up a new source of interference; you may want to change the channel on your DLink router to see if that improves your range. The third possibility is that your DLink radio is going sour with age -- it happens -- and may simply need replacement.

You will have to use remote desktop.

Please follow the instructions given in the below link.

http://searchwarp.com/swa33459.htm

the cable box is to close to there house. try moving it..