How to Connect a Logitech Wireless Keyboard and Mouse
Connecting a Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse to your computer can be a straightforward process, offering a convenient and wireless experience. Whether you’re setting up a new device or replacing an old one, this guide will walk you through the steps to ensure a seamless connection. Follow these simple instructions to get your Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse up and running in no time.
Step 1: Power on the Keyboard and Mouse
Before you begin, make sure that both your Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse are powered on. Press the power button on each device to turn them on. You should see the LED indicator lights on both devices, indicating that they are ready for pairing.
Step 2: Locate the Unifying Receiver
Your Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse come with a Unifying receiver, which is a small USB dongle that you will need to connect to your computer. Locate the receiver in the packaging and take it out.
Step 3: Connect the Unifying Receiver to Your Computer
Plug the Unifying receiver into an available USB port on your computer. The LED indicator light on the receiver will start blinking, indicating that it is searching for devices to pair with.
Step 4: Pair the Keyboard and Mouse
On your Logitech wireless keyboard, press the “Pair” button located on the bottom of the device. This button is typically labeled with a symbol resembling two devices connected together. For the Logitech wireless mouse, press the “Pair” button on the bottom of the mouse. The “Pair” button is usually found on the left side of the mouse.
Step 5: Wait for the Devices to Connect
After pressing the “Pair” button on both the keyboard and mouse, wait for a few seconds. The LED indicator lights on both devices will stop blinking, and the receiver’s LED indicator light will turn solid, indicating that the devices have successfully connected to your computer.
Step 6: Test the Keyboard and Mouse
To ensure that the connection is working properly, test the keyboard and mouse by typing on the keyboard and moving the mouse cursor on your computer screen. If everything is working correctly, you should be able to use the keyboard and mouse as you would with any other wireless keyboard and mouse.
Step 7: Install the Logitech Unifying Software (Optional)
While not necessary for basic functionality, installing the Logitech Unifying software can provide additional features and customization options for your keyboard and mouse. Visit the Logitech website to download and install the software for your specific device.
By following these simple steps, you should now have your Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse connected to your computer. Enjoy the convenience and freedom that comes with a wireless setup!
