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Thank for the quick reply and help. I had already tried the Windows Updates, deleting the mouse and keyboard drivers (had not tried the USB driver), verified that both had the most recent Logitech firmware and ran the About My Dell software for any updates....but had not ran the Dell scanner utility.
3. Look for and click on the "Logitech USB Input Device" icon. 4. Click on the "Power Management" tab. 5. If the check box "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" is checked uncheck it. That fixed my problem. Hopefully, this will help someone else. Good Luck.
The keyboard is Logitech, model K350. I use it wirelessly with my PC. I use it wirelessly with my PC. I see nothing on the F1-12 keys that would suggest a relation to the volume control.
Go to Start > Type "Device Manager" and hit enter > right click on your keyboard driver > select properties > select driver tab > click on uninstall device > select "Delete the driver software for this device" and click OK > In Device Manager, on the Action menu, select Scan for hardware changes > Wait for it to scan and reinstall the driver ...
How to turn on Wake with Mouse or Keyboard . Mouse: move the mouse a few inches. Keyboard: tap any key. Both methods work perfectly with my Logitech M330 mouse and K360 keyboard. Note: To make this work, you need to switch to an Administrators account, open Device Manager, and expand the properties for your mouse and keyboard.
Click on the image of this Wireless Keyboard. Click on Settings on the left, under "Keys". Look for "General" and under that, "Use F1, F2, etc. as standard function keys" Turn that option On. This disables all the keyboard "shortcuts" except those hardwired at the top row (minimize, home, search, music control) Hope that helps.
I have been having trouble with my bluetooth Microsoft keyboard and mouse, so I removed them from the system and when I tried to re-connect them they do not appear in the Bluetooth list. PLEASE help
In Devices and Printers, locate your Bluetooth Keyboard and right click on it. Click on "Properties" Click on the Tab "Services" and then tick the box "Drivers for keyboard, mice etc. (HID)". Click Apply and then OK. Your keyboard may reconnect on it's own or you might need to reconnect it manually, but see if it works now after you reconnect it.
Original Title: Wireless logitech keyboard and mouse lags intermittently suddenly. Have had Logitech M185 mouse and K270 keyboard for years and got a HP preinstalled Windows 10 PC this past Christmas w/o any issues until yesterday. I noticed huge lag in keyboard responsiveness and then slight lag with mouse.
I have a Logitech MK330 wireless keyboard + Mouse combo. When I type numbers with the number pad, it types numbers, but when I press the num lock and then attempt to use the arrow keys on the number pad, nothing happens. This is strange to me as the arrow keys on my previous keyboard would do what an arrow key would when the num lock was pressed.