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@Ow£n Ka$h wrote:
Have you tried booting the pc without the wireless adaptor connected,
then connecting the new keyboard?Owen I,ve given up now. I,ve just put the poxy feckin useless bloody thing up for sale on amazon. FFS. grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr :evil: :evil: :evil:
You should try connecting it to a different pc. Then you’d know if it was a
faulty keyboard. :wink:@Ow£n Ka$h wrote:
You should try connecting it to a different pc. Then you’d know if it was a
faulty keyboard. :wink:I havnt got another pc to connect it too. Anyway the poxy thing is up for sale now, AND I,ll get twice as much as what I paid for the bloody useless pile of junk so that cant be bad can it? balls to it. total waste of time getting the bloody thing in the first place. was supposed to make my life easier. Bloody joke that was. FFS. grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr :evil: :evil: :evil:
If your keyboard is faulty, then you should take it back to where you bought it from and get a replacement. What you shouldn’t do is try to sell it to someone else. That is very naughty, shame on you [-X
@The Observer wrote:
If your keyboard is faulty, then you should take it back to where you bought it from and get a replacement. What you shouldn’t do is try to sell it to someone else. That is very naughty, shame on you [-X
I dont KNOW thats its faulty though, I have no idea why I cant get windows to recognise it. I,ts bound to be something simple but I,m blowed if I can work out what is. I,ll just have to remember to change the batteries in this one more often.
@pete wrote:
have you got a disc with it?? if you did i’d delete old keyboard drivers and install disc drivers
Nope. Someone did suggest uninstalling the drivers for the wireless keyboard but it didnt make a bit of diference. Balls to it. It,s getting sold. Either that or it goes in next doors pond with their fish. Poxy bloody thing, wish I,d never bought it. It wa supposed to make my life easier. :evil: :evil: :evil:
@bat wrote:
@The Observer wrote:
If your keyboard is faulty, then you should take it back to where you bought it from and get a replacement. What you shouldn’t do is try to sell it to someone else. That is very naughty, shame on you [-X
I dont KNOW thats its faulty though, I have no idea why I cant get windows to recognise it. I,ts bound to be something simple but I,m blowed if I can work out what is. I,ll just have to remember to change the batteries in this one more often.
Ok well, as long as you let the buyer know that it is suspect, then you are exonerated (possibly!) legally, I don’t know. I am wondering how you can sell it for more than you purchased it. :?
Is the keyboard usb or ps2?
I had problems when I changed my wireless mouse with a new one, I had to ditch the ps2 to usb convertor and it worked fine.
Sometimes the best way is to unplug the wireless keyboard stuff and your new keyboard with the machine turned off. Turn the machine on let it boot and when it gets to windows put the keyboard in then if necessary hit the restart button not ideal, but has worked on a few gypy keyboards at work.
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