Description
Keyboard with usual layout: No need to learn new things. You’ll enjoy the convenience and simplicity of a traditional full-size keyboard layout from day one
Long battery life: Type up to three years between battery changes and use the mouse for up to a year before having to change the battery
BUILT TO LAST – Durable construction with sturdy tilting legs and splash-resistant design. Anti-wear treatment on each key so that the letters never disappear from the keys
Reliable wireless technology: Simply plug in the tiny USB receiver to start enjoying a stable, lag-free connection. Your wireless keyboard and mouse will remain connected up to 10 meters (33 feet) away
This box contains: Keyboard, Mouse, Wireless Receiver, User Documentation, 2 AAA Keyboard Batteries, 1 AA Mouse Battery
Note! If the mouse cursor or keyboard input is slow or not working properly, close all open applications. If performance improves, the number of open applications may be interfering with your PC’s connection to the mouse or keyboard. Check the reported battery levels. For Bluetooth connections, select Home > Settings > Devices > Bluetooth and other devices. For wireless connections, replace batteries. Restart your PC. This will update the drivers if updates have been made recently.
Change the mouse cursor settings. Select Home > Settings > Devices > Mouse > Additional Mouse Options > Pointer Options and adjust the pointer speed.
If the keyboard or mouse does not do what I want, you can change the settings, set the left click, right button and center button, main settings, and scroll resolution. Select Start > Settings > Devices > Mouse to make basic changes.
If the mouse scroll wheel does not work as expected, you can use the mouse wheel to scroll and also as a button. Pressing the wheel switches to other open programs on your desktop. Sometimes, while scrolling, you can accidentally press the wheel and accidentally switch to another open program. That’s why the active window seems to disappear but is still open on your desktop. If you want to return to the previous window, press the wheel until the window reappears or use the Windows taskbar to switch to the desired window. To fix the problem, avoid pressing the wheel while rolling.