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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (89001)	6/1/2015 10:51:46 PM
From: goldworldnet	1 Recommendation Recommended By Gottfried Respond to of 110631

Good chance your problem is related to the reset button. Re: Wireless keyboard stopped working....wireless mouse still works. Options ?12-26-2010 10:50 AM THANK YOU what a lifesaver! This solution actually works What they don't tell you in ANY manual is that the blue light on the USB receiver is actually a reset button! With the receiver plugged in to a USB port, I pushed the button/light until it started flashing. What it doesn't tell you to do next is to push the blue button (not lighted) on the bottom of the keyboard until the blue light on the receiver STOPS flashing. At that point, my keyboard started to function again, and the mouse was just fine. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Wireless keyboard stopped working....wireless mouse still works. Options ?05-21-2011 07:21 PM I had a problem with my keyboard and used the reset button cleverly hidden on the transciever attached to your USB port. Push and hold this button until the blue light flashes and then hold the "Connect" button on the Keyboard and it should connect. I am not sure why people think that batteries are to blame but it can't hurt to make sure they are good but as far as different brands go I don't think it matters. I use duracell rechargables and have never had a problem. The "Connect" button on the Dongle is the key to this issue. h30434.www3.hp.com * * *

To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (89001)	6/1/2015 11:10:12 PM
From: longz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110631

is there any fluff balls blocking holes under mouse?.. give it a good wipe and a healthy blow of air underside of mouse... somehow that sounds dirty? lol! i had to replace my Logitech mouse 2 weeks ago!... wouldn't scroll up and acted weird at times and yes i changed the batteries to no a vale...