How do i connect my wireless keyboard? - Toshiba DX735-D3302 All-In-One Desktop

The thw wireless mouse is paired from fabric wirh USB dongle for same mouse. You can't connect a wireless keyboard to it because they are no different frequency. Actually it's hightly improbable that you even could connect the USB dongle of a mouse with another different mouse. Explanations is logical: presumeyou are in a big office whate another 1 users have wireless keyboards or "mice". Now, imaginge the mess if the dongle of your keyboard should control the mouse of another 9 usrs.
Now, it's competely different with bloetooth keyboards and"mice"
USB Dongle for Microsoft Wireless Keyboard and Mouse 5000

Insert the installation CD that came with your wireless keyboard set into your computer's CD-ROM drive.

Use the CD to install the drivers for the wireless peripherals.

Insert batteries into the keyboard .

Use a screwdriver to remove any screws that hold the battery bay covers closed.

Connect the wireless signal receiver to your computer.

Receivers for wireless keyboard and mouse sets usually use a USB connector.

Your computer will automatically detect the receiver.

Turn on your keyboard if the devices have power buttons.

Press the "Sync," "Connect" or "Pair" buttons on the keyboard , depending on your model.

If present, press the "Connect" button on the wireless signal receiver as well.

Your wireless keyboard set is now connected.

hope this helps

Observe the condition to ascertain condition. For example, connect the keyboard to computer to ascertain response. usually with peripheral devices, connections to computer should display results of compartibility else mesages is malfunction missing media recogniseable. In the situation that the keyboard is malfunctioning as missing media is indicationof incompartible to computer. For example, wireless keyboards require adaptors devices attached to computer to function where the computer has to be wireless compartible. In the situation where a cables wired keyboard were attached to wireless computer would be missing the adaptor. Where a wireless keyboard were attached to a computer that least wireless with an adaptors would least produce any results. Circumpectively, the computer with wireless capabilities requires a wireless adaptor that recognies a wireless built keyboard.

The keyboard may have lost connection with the wireless receiver. Take a look at the back of the keyboard. There should be a small recessed button located on the back. The button might be red and say "connect". Once you have found that button you will then need to press the connect button on the wireless receiver. After you press the connect button on the receiver it will be looking for the keyboard to transmit it's frequency. Now press the connect button on the back of the keyboard while you are close to the receiver. When you press the button on the back of the keyboard watch for any light activity on the receiver. You should see some when the keyboard connects to the receiver. After this the keyboard should be connected to the receiver and working properly. If you have a wireless mouse and it is also not working you can repeat the same process with it. It will also have a small recessed connect button on it.

If it does not connect you will want to verify that there is nothing near by that might be interfering with the signal like a wireless phone, baby monitor ect. Sometimes these devices can interfere with the signal.

Let me know if this works or if you have any other questions and thanks for using FixYa.

I don't know if the PS3 will accept a wireless signal from the keyboard because it should've come with a bug that is connected into the pc so that you can even connect to your PC. I would use a USB keyboard just incase you do get your wireless connection and it corrupts your wifi connection or anything with the PS3.

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press connect on the wireless device...let go and then within 5 seconds press the button on the bottom of the keyboard. Repeat the same steps for the mouse whther its working or not. The problem usually is that the keyboard and mouse are on the same "Wireless Channel" and only resyncing them puts them on a seperate channel, hope this helps.
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I think you mean the battery on wireless Keyboard. There is a reset button or connect button underneath your wireless keyboard. Press it and try to connect your wireless keyboard

That keyboard is not wireless, it is cabled to the computer. If you are looking h=to have your computer connect to the internet using wireless, you need to have a wireless access point connected to a cable modem or DSL, as well as a wireless network card in the computer.

Push the connect button on the wireless base, then push the connect button on the keyboard or mouse, that is supposed to reconnect the device. Make sure the wireless base is close enough to the keyboard.mouse, and nothing metal is blocking the path between the keyboard/mouse and the base.