I've had some troubles with my wireless Keyboard and mouse too. Two problems I've had are: Dead batterys and the Receiver (That plugs into your computer) was above the keyboard and mouse, which made it so the signals could not be sent and recieved.
So if you are sure that the batteries are new and fresh, and that the receiver is on the same level and no more then 25 ft (Not sure) away, it should work.
If it still does not work, reboot. Still doesn't work, try pressing the green button on the underside of the keyboard, then soon after, the button on the receiver.
Hope this helps, Cat of the Night.
P.S. The batteries on the mouse last about 3 months with average 8hrs. a day, 5 days a week usage, and the keyboard about 10months under the same usage. Of course the time the batteries last will go down and up depending on how much you use it.
CatoftheNight
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December 28th, 2003 20:00
I've had some troubles with my wireless Keyboard and mouse too. Two problems I've had are: Dead batterys and the Receiver (That plugs into your computer) was above the keyboard and mouse, which made it so the signals could not be sent and recieved.
So if you are sure that the batteries are new and fresh, and that the receiver is on the same level and no more then 25 ft (Not sure) away, it should work.
If it still does not work, reboot. Still doesn't work, try pressing the green button on the underside of the keyboard, then soon after, the button on the receiver.
Hope this helps,
Cat of the Night.
P.S. The batteries on the mouse last about 3 months with average 8hrs. a day, 5 days a week usage, and the keyboard about 10months under the same usage. Of course the time the batteries last will go down and up depending on how much you use it.