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There is usually a function key combination (Fn+F3) or a slide switch on the side.

Check to be sure your monitor connection needles are seated properly. Is mouse wireless or connected to back of tower?

Look on the sides and the front to see if there is a Wireless Switch. If so turn the wireless switch on. Once the wireless switch is on you can toggle the wireless on or off by Keystrokes. Normally you would Press and Hold the FN function key located at the lower left portion of the keyboard then hit the correct F1 thru F12 key that toggles the wireless. The correct F1 thru F12 key to hit will have the wireless signal icon )))) on it. Or it will have the icon of a tower with the wireless signal icon )))).
When the wireless is toggled, the display might show Wireless On or Wireless Off for a second or two.

Make sure the wireless switch is turned on. Look on both sides of the computer and in front for the wireless switch.

Once the wireless switch is turned on you can use keystrokes to toggle it on or off. Normally you would Press and Hold the FN function key located at the lower left portion of the keyboard then hit the correct F1 thru F12 key that toggles the wireless. Th correct F1 thru F12 key will have the icon of a wireless signal )))) on it. It could also have the icon of a tower with the wireless signal )))). When you hit the correct key notice the screen and it might diisplay Wireless On or Wireless Off.

Most new wireless mouses or mice will connect automatically. some earlier models connect differently depending on the make and model. Usually by holding down the conect buttom on the bottom of the mouse at the same time holding down the connect buttom on the wireless device that plugs into the PC. This usually works, if not you will need to download the operator instructions or find the one that came with the wireless mouse.

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This usually means you are to far away from your wireless router for the computers adapter to work. Things you can try:

reposition your router. Is there metal or concrete between it and the computer?

avoid having other 2.4 Ghz wireless items nearby. I have seen a X10 camera block a laptop from getting a connection.

replace the adapter on the tower with a usb type with a cord. This allows you to place the adapter in a better position to receive.

switch to a hardwired connection (cat5 cable) or change your wireless hardware to type N.

Have you tried new batteries in the keyboard?

You might want to check the batteries being wireless, also check the device conected to your tower that reads the keyboard, make sure its pushed in all the way or not being disturbed by any objects.

Can you provide the Wireless Router model number located on the bottom of the device. It should be on a white label.

I would think that during the entire setup process your computer would be connected to your router, or that you were at least wirelessly connected to the router to configure.

Down in the notification area (area by the clock in the lower right corner of your computer) do you see an icon with a monitor and a couple curved lines? You should be able to right-click on it and select "View Wireless Networks". This should open a window where it will display the name of your wireless router (provided that it's powered on). You can highlight the name (we call it an SSID) and select CONNECT at the lower right corner of the window.

If you have security enabled you will need to input the security key you created and select ok.

That should connect you to the wireless network. Have you already configured the router to connect to the internet through your Internet Service providers equipment?

you will need either a usb 54MBPS or 108MBPS wireless adapter of any make that will connect to a usb port or a pci wireless card to fit in the pc tower on the motherboard.