Keyboard repair sir can you help me to trouble shoot my keyboard because it isnt working the navigational arrow.

Instructions

Turn on the camera and rotate the shooting dial to one of the shooting modes, such as auto.

Press the "F-Mode" button to adjust frequent settings like ISO and picture quality.

Use the up and down arrow buttons to navigate between settings. Press the right arrow button to present the available options.

Use the up and down arrows again to adjust the settings option. Press the "Menu/OK" button to apply the change.

Exit the menu by pressing the F-Mode button again. Press the Menu/OK button while in shooting mode to adjust less frequent options, such as white balance and the auto-focus mode.

Use the up and down arrow buttons to navigate between settings, similar to the F-Mode menu. Press the right arrow button to present the available options.

Use the up and down arrows again to adjust the settings option. Press the "Menu/OK" button to apply the change

Logon to the computer, Press the windows logo key on your keyboard and use the arrow key to navigate to control panel, go to device manager use a combination of the tab key and the arrow key to navigate to the mouse and pointing device and enable the mouse.

download driver from "http://www.logitech.com/en-in/433/154?WT.z_sp=Image&osid=13&bit=32"
also there is trouble shooting there which I highlighted

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Try changing keyboard batteries, Also reset your keyboard connection by uninstalling and reinstalling it from device manager;

I used to get this problem. It is VERY annoying as you must know. try pushing the windows icon button in the top right corner of your keyboard(thats where it is on my keyboard)then use your arrow keys to scroll up to control panel, select mouse by using arrow keys and then use the tab and arrow keys to open the mouse keypad pagetab and push enable and enter key to turn it on.
IF WHEN YOU DO THAT AND your in the touchpad properties but there is no 'enable' and it says no hardware detected, then go into the same mouse window from the control panel and go to the hardware tab and either try to update driver or use the trouble shoot button.

Hope this helped =]

Sure you can use the computer w/o a mouse. You can use the Alt key, Tab key, arrow keys, and the Enter key to move and make selections.

About the cordless mouse...I assume you have good batteries installed and in the proper position? Is this a new mouse? If you think it is bad, return it.

You can always buy a cheap USB mouse to get you going. Even though you can use a keyboard to navigate, it gets a little tedious after awhile.

hi sir..
go to the control panel> keybord> hardware> trouble shoot. it will be helful. please rate it sir..

check the battery-.battery may be weak

There is an option where you can set the camera to capture two images side by side, within the same frame. This feature is called “2 in 1” and can be accessed through the Mode Menu. Press the OK/Menu button, and use the right (>) arrow key to access the Mode Menu. Press the up (^) or down (v) arrow key to navigate to the CAMERA tab and then use the right (>) arrow key to access this sub-menu. Use the down (v) arrow key to navigate to the “2 in 1” feature and by using the right (>) arrow hey the “2 in 1” feature will be active for the next two shots. After the second shot the camera will display the menu option for “2 in 1”. You can select the option again, or you can return to normal shooting by pressing the OK/Menu button.

There is an option where you can set the camera to capture two images side by side, within the same frame. This feature is called “2 in 1” and can be accessed through the Mode Menu. Press the OK/Menu button, and use the right (>) arrow key to access the Mode Menu. Press the up (^) or down (v) arrow key to navigate to the CAMERA tab and then use the right (>) arrow key to access this sub-menu. Use the down (v) arrow key to navigate to the “2 in 1” feature and by using the right (>) arrow hey the “2 in 1” feature will be active for the next two shots. After the second shot the camera will display the menu option for “2 in 1”. You can select the option again, or you can return to normal shooting by pressing the OK/Menu button.