20 Most Recent Belkin Wireless Keyboard/Optical Mouse f8e832-bndl Questions & Answers

Best if we know which operating system is used. (First things first .. Batteries) However, there is an easy way to narrow-down the issue. I'd try the mouse/keyboard on another PC, and check it's action. If it works there, then perhaps drivers from the manufacturer's website can be installed on the PC referred to. Here's Belkin's Support site: Belkin Wireless Keyboard and Optical Mouse Bundle F8E849 BNDL v1 Drivers US Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/keith_f374b1cfd1696a17

Using the keyboard it's control V for the copy and the control P for paste.on the mouse it should be right click the look at the dropdown menu for copy then when you get to the file or folder right click to find paste option.sometimes it is possible to assign the mouse for left handed use which would make the function a left click for copy and paste.also you should be able to drap and drop with a right click whilst holding it down.please vote if this is of help thanks.

If only specific keys are not working, something is obstructing those keys\' pickups which are located immediately beneath the keys. This is almost always caused by food debris or liquid spillage as dust doesn\'t provide particles big enough to cause issues. If those four keys feel "funny" when being pressed, it\'s almost certainly a physical obstruction. If they feel "sticky" it\'s always a liquid spill. If you don\'t recall spilling anything over the keyboard, use a can of compressed air (found at office supply stores).Turn the keyboard long side up, with the keys leaning slightly downward. Place the air nozzle close to the intersections of the keyboard, starting at one side and work your way to the other side, using short bursts of air. Repeat for every row of keys. Pay special attention to the four that do not currently work.You\'ll probably see lots of junk fall out of the keyboard. That\'s good, if so--I would then retest the keyboard (no need to reboot the computer). That should fix it--if not, you may have to resort to pulling off the keys that don\'t work. The next possibility would be broken key hinges, but that\'s beyond the scope of this reply.For liquids, cleaning is hit or miss. If left long enough, liquids will eat away at the circuits, or provide a short circuit and kill the component. Since only four keys are affected, I\'m really leaning towards food debris, but if you did spill a liquid, you can disassemble the keyboard and clean up any residue under and around the keys. Probably best to use rubbing alcohol and a q-tip for that--but if you\'re not comfortable taking stuff like this apart, it might be time for a new keyboard, or find a handy friend. Good luck!

it might be dead

check the battery and the reciver is enough close?

had the same problem and tried pressing down the connection button on the keyboard at the same time as the connect button on the receiver. If you press down on both intermittently then they should pick up each other.
It seems there isnt a reset button like there is on the mouse, which is what i was looking for on the keyboard - i presume they mean the connection button / LED light but you have to press the receiver button at the same time.
good luck!

You should not need drivers for that as windows 7 should configure it for you. If that is not the case, just go to www.belkin.com and follow their download link. It will step you through the process of finding your driver.

The batteries are installed on the underside of both mouse and keyboard

There might be a small screw under a plastic sticker on your mouse rub your fingernail across the top of the sticker to locate it

The keyboard will be a compartment

Unless you have Windows 95 or earlier, I don' think this is a Windows problem. It's either the wireless equipment (the wireless sending unit) or a software issue. It could also be that the USB port you are using is non-functional. Try a different port. Try reinstalling the software. Try the Belkin site for help.

Today I tried pressing the reset button on the bottom of the mouse, and at the same time pressed the button on the top of the remote reciever. I'd pressed both in the past, but never at the same time. This seems to have fixed this problem. I hope it's a solution for others also.

when you turn on the mouse and if you have the USB transmitter in your USB port, the computer should automatically detect the mouse and the keyboard, (make sure both the keyboard and the mouse are switched on otherwise the computer will not see it. also be sure that your batteries are new (or check them with a volt meter). you don't actually do anything called "sync" with the mouse or keyboard.

You cannot really purchase parts of a bundled set separately. You are better off scrapping the keyboard and buying a new set