can I add this mouse to an existing receiver which has a keyboard assoicated with it?
328214
No, I don't think so. currently, within my knowledge, only Logitech devices with "unifying"-type receiver can do that.
293361
you need a usb mouse and keyboard (rectangular connector), not the old kind with the round connectors
1590179
I'm not quite sure what you mean by 'built in". However, this particular keyboard-mouse combo comes with a unifying receiver that controls both.
1234520
It requires a USB port to plug in the unifying receiver. Your notebook has USB ports, so it should work fine. My wife uses the mouse with her laptop (Windows 8) all the time.
98778
Yes you can. Depending on your USB device it will support IR, RF, or Bluetooth mice.
1357368
Several possibilities (not an exhaustive list): Push the "connect" button on the reverse side of the keyboard / the USB port where the receiver is plugged in may not be active; try putting the receiver in another port / the perennial "try restarting the computer" / the batteries that came with the keyboard and mouse may be old; try replacing them / finally, try whether the keyboard and mouse work on some other computer
1233876
You can connect any logitech keyboard that is compatible with the unifying receiver...
303567
I dont know. I bought this receiver for my mouse M510,but i receive other mouse+this receiver. And receiver is no working with my mouse,only with delivered mouse. I have old K400 keyboard but it is broken and it is in no working condition.
1528982
No, definitely not. I lost my USB receiver, and I researched it out for a definite answer. It is impossible to get another USB receiver that will speak the exact coded signal that your mouse is set to. The upside of this is we never have to worry that someone else in our office is going to inadvertently override our mouse signal, but the downside is that the mouse is forever useless without the unique USB receiver it is matched to.
954335
I have not used it since I don't have Logitech keyboard, but yes, that was one of the selling points when I purchased it. I think all their wireless mice come with the universal receiver and you download the setpoint software to manage it.
163898
You should be able to as long as you have a free USB port to plug the receiver into. Also, keep in mind there is not a "Start" key and no "F" keys (F1-F12.) Also, there is no right mouse button, but you can right-click by holding the Fn key while clicking the clicker.
1234518
no expert here, but I believe as long as your device has a USB port to plug in the receiver for the mouse. you should be ok. Just to sure, why not contact Logitech and ask about it.
2881
I use it with a Logitech unifying receiver for my mouse (Logitech Anywhere MX), but I also have a Logitech Illuminated Keyboard that is wired and plugged in as well. I haven't had any issues using the mouse, but I can't speak to using a unifying receiver for both the keyboard and mouse.
494588
All I did was put the batteries in the keyboard and mouse and press the blue connect button. The receiver is built into the computer.
2057545
I'm using the unit with an old style tactile -feel keyboard and a USB mouse. Works flawlessly. As to your specific use, the only way is to contact the manufacturer of both pieces of equipment; or buy it and try it.
2257853
Yes. That is what I am using the mouse for. You have to have a USB port in your Chromebook to plug the receiver in.
395595
You can! You have to install the Corsair M40 Mouse configuration program (available on their website) but you can remap it to another prebuilt command or to emulate a keystroke.