Saitek Eclipse II: how to retain color choice after computer sleeps?

brother I not getting your exact problem. please tell me detail.

Hi,

You need to e-mail Saitek for some spare keys if they have.

The e-mail address is : [email protected]

Hope it helps...

Hi,

The 1, A and down arrow represent the usual Num Lock active, Caps Lock active and Scroll lock on option available on all keyboards out there.

The 'dey' key on the bottom between the Windows Key and the Ctrl acts as a right mouse button, as in opening the menu you would open with the right mouse click.

Hope it helps.

Disconnect it from your PC and then plug it into another USB port.  Either this will resolve the issue, or it won't.  If it doesn't, plug it into another PC.  This will determine whether or not the keyboard is the culprit, or a voltage irregularity coming from the PC's USB ports.  If it works on the other PC, it's the computer, not the keyboard that has a problem.  If it doesn't work on another PC, then it is the keyboard.  As keyboards are inexpensive (even the PZ30AU), I'd recommend you purchase another.  The amount of money you'd pour into either fixing your PC or this keyboard would probably be close to if not more than what you paid for the keyboard in the first place.

this could very well be your OS as much as your keyboard. Try another board for a few days and see if it still happens. IF not...you found your culprit. Replace the keyboard or look for updated drivers if they exist.

You can remove the screws on the back and clean the keyboard. It's very easy task to do. Just remember components locations inside so you can reassemble.

hello to who speaks with me.i tried to download pitchers off my phone,unsuccessful,that my computer does not recognize both of my phones.what could i do for my computer to except them?

Are the keys working?
If the keyboard is doing absoloutly nothing, then it may have drawn too much current from the USB port and shorted it out.

Try something else in the USB port and see if that is working correctly like a flash drive/mouse etc

If you have a newer system you can enable USB legacy support via bios and your new keyboard should work fine, otherwise, your keyboard will only work once the operating system is booted up.

Changing the default colour involves a little dis-mantling. remove the screws from the back of the board. Carefully remove the rubber feet inserts too as there are 4 more screws under there. Now remove the top section of the keyboard (the bit with the keys) Lay the board down flat and you will notice where the usb cable comes in a circuit board. this has a connector with 4 wires attached to it on the left hand side. the wires are coloured red, grey, blue and black. Remove the connector and swap over the Blue and Red wires. Re assemble the keyboard after reattaching the connector to the circuit board being VERY careful not to overtighten the screws. Now at boot up the keyboard will by default be red.