Wireless keyboard We are two people in the same office using the labtec wireless keyboard and mouse. when we both are using our laptops we basically type over each others work. how can we sort this out as we both are not able to work simultaneously on our separate laptops

Most of these are brand specific. If the unit is bluetooth (I don't think this is the case) , you can buy a dongle, no problem. If not, you can try to find a used on for sale. You can buy a basic wireless keyboard and mouse new for under $30.

go the bios setup and re enable mouse setting

Hi,
You should always safely shut down and turn off your computer before plugging or unplugging the mouse from the PS/2 mouse port. If you do not safely turn off your computer, you may damage the mouse port, the mouse, or both.

Your Labtec mouse should detect and function by simply connecting it to the computer´s PS/2 mouse port or USB port. If you have 3 Button Labtec Mouse (M/N: M-CAC64), your mouse will work in the PS/2 and serial port with the supplied adaptor. If you are using the 3 Button Labtec mouse, we recommend using the PS/2 port. To determine the model number of your device, turn it upside down and look at the label. Model numbers are indicated by "M/N:". This will help you determine what system ports your Labtec mouse can be connected to.

Thank you

Hello

it is not worth the effort, go a buy a mouse, its going to cost you around 10 for a basic wire mouse. the time and effort to make your old one wired, its not worth it.

you can check your usb driver 

it's work or not 

you can go to control panel after that system device and hardware 
and check proper install or not 

Make sure your computer is laser compatible.

There are drivers available here

http://www.opendrivers.com/freedownload/248954/labtec-media-wireless-desktop-800-v6.0-windows-vista-xp-2000-download.html

Also check to see if you have enough memory installed as this has caused problems for others. Bud

There is usually a "Connect" button on the devices (Mouse & Keyboard) and on the receiver the unit connected to the computer. Hit the "Connect" button on the receiver then the ones on the Mouse and Keyboard.

Hopefully that works...

If not comment back.

Could be radio interference from somewhere. I tracked my similar mouse problem down to emissions from the ethernet adapter that connects over the house mains wiring. Try the using the mouse close to the receiver, if it works ok interference is likely.