20 Most Recent Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop Pro Keyboard Questions & Answers

Possibly the insert key is stuck, and you need to wiggle it to see if that fixes the problem. Windows 7 help and support forum

If you tell me the model #,i can find a manual for you.or you can go to the manufacterer website and download one.you will need adobe acrobat reader to view manual.

Try the F Lock key on many models its a dual function key,although IMO thats so lame especially if your trying to boot a nuked computer and want to go into safe mode or other options.
Miklo

In Windows, the print screen key actually transfers a copy of what ever you have on your screen to the "scratch pad" of your machine, then you can transfer that copy to an internal program such as "Word" (If you have Word Installed") You will not see anything until you transfer, by getting up the program, and then hitting the key Ctrl+V or going to Edit up in the left corner of the program, and selecting "Paste"

Try looking here at the microsoft website...

http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/documentation/default.aspx

when i go into keyboard properties there is no 'key settings' option

I had the same problem. I just could not get the "Alt-F4" function to work in a macro.

In the Macro Editor, in the lower center, you will see the "Z" actions. I realized I wanted the "Press and hold Z" function.

To get this, use "Inserting Special..." function to insert the Alt key stroke in the macro.

Then highlight the Alt in the Editor. Right Click and select "Split."

This will put the "Press and hold Z key" and "Release Z key" icons in the Editor.

What you want is the "Press and hold" function. Delete any other references the the Alt key.

Then enter the F4 key, and there you have it.

Hope this all makes sense to you.

Normal 0 Assuming that you have good batteries installed, turn the Keyboard over and locate the small reset/connect button on the back of the keyboard and press it. Then try to see if it is working. If not try pressing the button on the receiver and then on the keyboard. Try typing, should work okay.
Hope this helps. Bud

Unless you have the patience and know-how to tear it apart and clean it all up I would say you would save a lot of money on aspirin by getting a new one. Almost every one I've seen taken apart for something like this ends up with loose keycovers which sometimes jam against each other and do not allow the key to actually strike the sensor so spell-checker is a constant companion with them.

If you use Vista click Start, Programs, Accessories, Ease of Access, then Magnifier. You should be able to find the Disable from there.

Hit the long gray button on the right side of the mouse once. That will remove the magnification.

then maybe you need to pop out all the keys that are not on the right place... (for me it's not fun =)

here's the layout... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Qwerty.svg
and http://www.logicapproach.com/images/0J4628.jpg

you can also just buy a keyboard if you don't want to do that

Hello,

What I would suggest is reinstalling the keyboard software from Microsoft. This is better than resettnig the defaults as it will mend any issues the keyboard software is causing, which is probably the case. When you go to Control Panel and uninstall the keyboard software. that is to say you do this once you have the CD or have downloaded the latest software version from micosoft.com/downloads You may find that when you click on the keyboard software to uninstall it in Add Remove that there is another option titled Repair, if so, choose that and let the OS repair the installation.

Kind Regards,
Worldvet

it depends what system you are running cetain programs and windows operating systems dont accept this shortcut

try going into controll panel clik keyboard and make sure hot keys are on

the only other reason is if you have eny other wireless functions running these can disrupt the signal from the keyboard to the computer turn off all wireless items and try agen

if none of these work try replacing the keyboard as it should work as long as hotkeys are on and the operating system you have accepts this function

tep1: - Firewall Disable The users should try to temporarily disable Firewall or other security programs on their system. Step2: - Uninstall Old version of Microsoft Office If the users have installed the old version of Microsoft Office, then they need to instant uninstall it. In any case, if the MS office does not uninstall by using the Control Panel, then they have to download Microsoft Fix Tool and then use it to remove the old version of office of their PC. Step3: -Install Microsoft Office in Clean Boot Boot the system in the clean boot and then try to install the Office 2013 program and check that the clean boot is performed to disable all startup programs and the third party services on the machine. Also, check if they are conflicting with the Office installation. Then restart the computer in Windows Clean Boot and then try to install Microsoft Office 2013 program. Step4: - Check the Services Is Running Properly The users need to ensure that the following services are running properly in the services console. Go to "Start" button and then go to "Run" command. In the command prompt, type "Services.msc" cmd and tap on "Enter" key.

• Check the Print Spooler
• Check the Task Scheduler & respective dependencies

Step5:- Check Internet Connection The users need to ensure that their Internet Connection to the system is properly working or not. Might require download few Microsoft utilities at distinct stages. Step6:- Repair OSE Service Follow these steps:

• Go to Office "install disc" option, and then find ose.exe and osetup.dll.
• Then need to create a folder for OSE: C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Source Engine
• Now copy the "OSE.exe" file to that folder.
• Then restart your machine.
• Now try to install Office again.

Not all office disks have the same codes, no matter the version you may need a whole new installation disk with the corresponding code