I just purchased the 62350NS 2.4Ghz Wireless Multimedia Keyboard and Mouse. I am having trouble geting the windows tool tray with the icons to appear, it isn't there. Also, my mouse 'page-up & page-down' buttons do not work.

if its a wireless mouse and keyboard make sure the batteries are securely seated and fully charged the battery panel should be on the underside of your mouse keyboard as would be the on off switch

click start control panel keyboard hardware make sure the right type of keyboard is selected

click start control panel keyboard hardware troubleshoot or click start control panel administration tools computer management device manager scroll to keyboard you could see a yellow question/exclamation mark ? ! or red X a new driver will need to be installed

right click to install drivers

http://download.cnet.com/bluetooth-driver-ver-5/3000-2110_4-149801.html


hope this help

INEED A SET OF INSTRUCTIONS FOR MY MODEL 62350NS KEYBOARD AS LOST IN HOUSE MOVE,having just bought it before the move.

I'm not sure what keyboard you have but there should be an "Fn mode", "Mode" or similar button on your keyboard, it should be the same color as the function icons on your other keys. This is usually used to toggle between the different modes. If this doesn't work or only works while your holding it down then you'll need to find the setting software for your keyboard. It's most likely in with your other programs or in Control Panel, some will put an icon in your task tray that you can double click or right click to access them.

Hello there:
when you installed the keyboard & mouse using the cd rom provided during setup it should have asked you if you would like to have the quick launch added to your toolbar, if not i would uninstall and reinstall it to see if it askes you ok?
best regards mike

Follow these steps:

1. Run an AHK script. Make sure this script uses the keyboard hook (#InstallKeybdHook).
   
2. Right-click on the tray icon and select Open.
   
3. A window will appear. In the menubar, select View >> Key history and script info
   
4. You will see a list of the last twenty key events (and mouse events, if the mouse hook is installed), including their virtual key numbers and scancodes. Pressing F5 will refresh this list.
   
5. Anything that you can see in this list can be captured and/or reproduced in AutoHotkey. However, not everything can be seen here. So, to test, press the key, F Lock in this case, and then press F5 to refresh the list. If AutoHotkey couldn't see the key, the list will be unchanged except for the F5 key you just pressed. If it could, though, it will be the last key on the list (excluding F5).

Sure you can use the computer w/o a mouse. You can use the Alt key, Tab key, arrow keys, and the Enter key to move and make selections.

About the cordless mouse...I assume you have good batteries installed and in the proper position? Is this a new mouse? If you think it is bad, return it.

You can always buy a cheap USB mouse to get you going. Even though you can use a keyboard to navigate, it gets a little tedious after awhile.

1.?Open the Start?Menu and click Devices?and?Printers . The Devices And Printers panel opens, in which you can access all the external devices connected to your computer, including your printer .

Windows 10 - Control Panel - Keyboard - Settings

What is the keyboard model number/ name (probably on a sticker at the back of the keyboard)?

I suppose you should reset the keyboard and mouse and maybe the access point itself. Try find small buttons on each devise and press them AT THE TIME. You may need somebody's help. Those buttos can by hidden under mouse and keyboard and should be on the top of the access point. This depend on the model, so please reffer to a manual.