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1. HOW TO CONNECT LOGITECH WIRELESS KEYBOARD K345 DRIVERS
2. HOW TO CONNECT LOGITECH WIRELESS KEYBOARD K345 DRIVER
3. HOW TO CONNECT LOGITECH WIRELESS KEYBOARD K345 WINDOWS 10
4. HOW TO CONNECT LOGITECH WIRELESS KEYBOARD K345 SOFTWARE

I have tried the USB receiver in multiple ports but it doesn't work in any.

HOW TO CONNECT LOGITECH WIRELESS KEYBOARD K345 SOFTWARE

I also tried Unifying software but it also won't recognise that the USB receiver is plugged in, so won't work. If your mouse and keyboard use Bluetooth, check to see if your computer’s Bluetooth is active. Press the Connect button on the bottom of the receiver to attempt reconnecting your mouse and keyboard to the computer. First, make sure that the wireless receiver is plugged into your computer.

HOW TO CONNECT LOGITECH WIRELESS KEYBOARD K345 DRIVERS

Update drivers results in message that none can be found.ĭownloading software - Setpoint and Options - doesn't work as they need to read the receiver and with no drivers, it can't be read. Troubleshoot Logitech Wireless Keyboard & Mouse. This keyboard and mouse combo connects using 2.4-gigahertz technology for an uninterrupted signal. Shop Exclusive Logitech MK345 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo Limited Time Only Deals on Your Favorite Brands with Challenger. My PC sits on the floor, directly below my wooden desk. The wireless design provides you with a 10-meter operating range, allowing you to work or play on monitors across the room without missing a beat. I am finding the BlueTooth connection with the keyboard quite unstable and frustrating. Troubleshoot through Windows says no drivers for the USB receiver but can't find any drivers.ĭevice Manager shows the USB receiver but that it has no drivers. Complete your work without the hassles of cords and cables using this Logitech keyboard and mouse set. I've tried multiple fixes found on this forum and others but cannot get them to work. Just plug it into a USB port and youre good to go. I can see on this forum and others that this seems to be a common issue. One small Nano receiver connects both the mouse and keyboard to your computer.

HOW TO CONNECT LOGITECH WIRELESS KEYBOARD K345 WINDOWS 10

Following some recent Windows 10 updates they no longer work. Please let me know if this helps and we can go from there.I've been using combined mouse and keyboard (MK345) for about a year with no issues. When I start the computer the green light on my M275 mouse blinks rapidly for a few minutes as if it was looking for something or trying to connect to something. I recommend starting by replacing the batteries,s then moving the keyboard and mouse closer to the docking station with the receiver connected to the docking station. I did try changing the USB port that I was using and I installed another Logitech mouse and keyboard combo I had but they both react the same. I hit a key and have to wait for the keystroke action. The mouse seems work OK, however, the keyboard input is slow, many times. I have a Logitech K350 wireless keyboard and mouse (what is sold at Sams Club) that uses the Logitech 'Unifying' USB interface. Dell identified the issue and provides a downloadable executable here ( ) that applies a registry fix to disable the power saving feature responsive for this behavior. Slow input with Logitech K350 Wireless Keyboard. This behavior primarily affects computers with 70 series Intel CPUs but may affect older computers with updated Intel Management Engine software.

HOW TO CONNECT LOGITECH WIRELESS KEYBOARD K345 DRIVER

Replacing the batteries in the keyboard and mouse can help, depleted batteries will have weaker signal strength and can cause reduced performance especially at range.Īdditionally we have seen overzealous power saving settings within the Intel Management Engine Interface driver cause intermittent keyboard and mouse connectivity when connected to an external docking station. We can see if this is the issue by moving the mouse and keyboard closer to the Logitech receiver connected to the docking station to see if this helps to improve the behavior. Wireless keyboard and mouse lag can be introduced through a couple of factors, the most common issues we see are related to radio interference in the 2.4GHz ISM spectrum caused by USB 3.0 devices, like the USB 3 controller in the computer and in the docking station and broadcast from USB 3 connections and ports, WiFi adapters and networking hardware, and other consumer wireless devices. Rob, thanks for reaching out to us, I am sorry this is not working as expected and I am happy to help! Hi Aaron thanks for sharing your solution with Rob!