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I'm having trouble with my M/S wireless photo desktop keyboard and mouse.
Everything installed fine, and worked normally. It's installed on a new Dell XPS 600 with XP Media Center Edition, SP2. However, a dozen times a day, the keyboard and mouse system stops functioning. The only solution that works is to unplug the USB connector, wait a few minutes, replug it in, then resync the receiver and mouse. I've put the wired keyboard and mouse back in place, this $100 better idea from M/S isn't living up to expectations. Cal |
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Sorry about the Earthlink News thing.... new computer, hadn't completed
account management in this newsreader. Cal "Earthlink News" <calpalmer@mindspring.com> wrote in message news:7dqgf.3432$jI5.1885@newsread1.news.pas.earthl ink.net... > I'm having trouble with my M/S wireless photo desktop keyboard and mouse. > Everything installed fine, and worked normally. It's installed on a new > Dell XPS 600 with XP Media Center Edition, SP2. > > However, a dozen times a day, the keyboard and mouse system stops > functioning. The only solution that works is to unplug the USB connector, > wait a few minutes, replug it in, then resync the receiver and mouse. > > I've put the wired keyboard and mouse back in place, this $100 better idea > from M/S isn't living up to expectations. > > Cal > |
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Earthlink News wrote:
> I'm having trouble with my M/S wireless photo desktop keyboard and > mouse. Everything installed fine, and worked normally. It's > installed on a new Dell XPS 600 with XP Media Center Edition, SP2. > > However, a dozen times a day, the keyboard and mouse system stops > functioning. The only solution that works is to unplug the USB > connector, wait a few minutes, replug it in, then resync the receiver > and mouse. > I've put the wired keyboard and mouse back in place, this $100 better > idea from M/S isn't living up to expectations. > > Cal I think you are not alone. Many are having trouble with this wireless kb and mouse. I returned one for the very same reason. No fiddling with the reciever location made any difference whatsoever. You might check the USB root hubs and turn off any power save mode. This made no difference for me. The logitech combo I use now has never disconnected. |
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