Owners manual for Keyboard VGP- WKB14 - Sony VAIO VGP-WKB1 Keyboard

To communicate with another BLUETOOTH device, you first need to set up the BLUETOOTH function.
1.Click Start, All Programs, and VAIO Smart Network.
2 Click the switch next to BLUETOOTH to toggle it to On in the
VAIO Smart Network window.
Make sure the WIRELESS indicator light turns on.

Sony VAIO don't need special drivers. These have special receivers that ONLY work with intended models. The receiver is connected via USB inside the computer and it has a button that says "Connect" you have to press it simultaneously on the computer and the mouse or keyboard in order to pair it.

if you don't have the correct Sony VAIO computer you don't have that hardware that connects to the mouse and keyboard.

Keyboard is not broken, unable to connect.
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Does your computer have a wireless input receiver in it or plugged into a USB port? Because you need one.

Accidentally locking your Vaio keyboard can cause typed letters and/or numbers to appear on the screen very slowly, or not at all. The locking function can occur if a user holds down the shift key for more than eight seconds. This feature can be unlocked through the computer's Microsoft Accessibility Options.

1. Click "Start," "Control Panel," "Ease of Access" and "Ease of Access Center."

2. Click "Make the keyboard easier to use." A new window will appear.

3. Remove the check-marks next to "Turn on Mouse Keys," "Turn on "Stick Keys" and "Turn on Filter Keys." This unlocks your keyboard.

4. Click "Apply" to save changes, then "OK" to exit the window.

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Angelo, do you have the installation CD-ROM that came with the keyboard and mouse? If so, it should work just find with your Sony Vaio VGC-V517G all-in-one computer. Let me know if you have any issues.

Use the "Fn" key in combination with one of the F Function keys(example - F1 F2-F3 etc.) above the set of numeric keys. It will be a dual symbol key, meaning it will have wireless icon printed on it or the word "WiFi" in addition to the F number. It is usually one of the first 3 or 4 F keys. Remember, the "Fn" key must be pushed at the same time. It is a key combination like using <shift> and a regular alpha key to put a letter in CAPS.
Hope this helps Fixa! I am online if you need further help.

Replace the keyboard, and responsibly recycle the old one.
It will cost twice as much to try to fix it, as it would to replace it.

Disconnect all devices from your PC including usb mouse and power adaptor.
Press power button and hold it for 20 seconds.
This will statically discharge teh PC. THen take out batteries from the keyboard and pres connect button to discharge keyboard.
When this is done connect pc to the mains and turn it on
Put batteries into keyboard and try to connect.
Press connect button on the pc first and then within few seconds press connect button on the keyboard.
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