Wireless keyboards
run on battery power.
Your keyboard and mouse are the primary tools that you use to talk to your computer. When one or both of them stop working, performing even the simplest tasks can be frustrating. Troubleshooting keyboard and mouse problems is not difficult.
Connections
While wireless technology is growing, many people still use keyboards and mice that connect to the computer via a cable or wire. Make sure that both ends of the cable are connected and that the cables are not damaged. Unplug each end of the cables and plug them back in securely.
Batteries
Wireless keyboards and mice need battery power to operate properly. Try replacing the batteries in these devices with fresh ones.
Drivers
Keyboards and mice communicate with your computer's operating system through software known as a device driver. If this driver becomes corrupted or deleted as part of installing new software on your machine or a malware attack, reinstalling them may restore your devices. Find the software that came packaged with your device and reinstall it to see if that fixes the problem.
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