My Kensington wireless keyboard (Ci70) just stopped working. I have no idea why. The mouse works just fine. XP Pro SP 3. Have rebooted. Unplugged the USB interface device. Plugged back in. Rebooted. Changed to a different USB port. Rebooted. I have a password, so I can't even log in to my main workstation. I'm typing on my MacBook. Help
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Replace batteries in keyboard and re-sync the devices
- Holding the wireless device very close, within three (3) inches of the receiver.
- Entirely ignoring the receiver's light.
- Simultaneously holding the buttons on both the receiver and the device for from ten (10) to twenty (20) seconds.
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To synchronize your wireless device with its receiver:
- Move the device within three (3) feet of the receiver.
- Press the button on the receiver.
- Within ten (10) seconds, press the button on the underside of your wireless device.
Early production units of some wireless devices may require repeating the above instructions two or three times.If the receiver has an LED, the light blinks.
If the receiver has an LED, the light glows solidly when synchronization is successful.
Timing, distance, and objects impeding the wireless signal may influence your success. While usually unnecessary, some customers have reported better results by:
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