Does This KB/Mouse Combo Work With Win XP SP3 32 Bit? Is The Bluetooth Connection Already Setup In The Receiver? Any Software 2 Install Or Configure?
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we use 64 bit on windows 7 and 8, it is a plug and play...nothing to install
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I bought it for a Windows 8 machine so don't know if it works with XP 32 Bit. I don't know anything about a Bluetooth connection. There is no software to install. It comes with a detachable USB device that just plugs in a USB port and that is the only connection required.
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Hi Ron, Yes it works fine with Windows XP SP3 32 bit also it works in Windows XP 64 bit with a quick configuration. In Windows XP 32 bit there is no need for further configuration or setup; Windows XP detects automatically the device once one put the dongle and the operating system installs the required drivers, after one minute the keyboard and mouse are ready to go. It is possible to install the MS drivers and utilities which are in the provided CD. Also it is possible that one installation can come along all other patches from Windows XP updates. It works in Windows 7 too. I cannot tell if it works in Windows Vista or in Windows 8. I do not think it is a Bluetooth the dongle sends radio signals in a very specific frequency that does not allow to utilize other dongle or the mouse or keyboard without the original dongle. I strongly suggest to be very careful with the dongle because it is very sensitive to the voltage changes specially if one is changing from USB hub to another. Once the dongle get broken one is unable to utilize the mouse AND keyboard (yes both) with any other dongle and as far as I know there is no replacement or substitution from MS. I hope this serves to you. Best Regards...
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I can't answer your question as for as XP as I am using Win7. No issues w/ 7 and the install was easy. I would suspect the install should be straight forward as it's typical Microsoft.The keyboard Bluetooth receiver plugs into a USB jack and also contains the driver software. Keyboard / mouse requires batteries (included). So far so good!
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I bought a cheap usb hub and have used wired mouse and keyboard. Not sure if wireless works. I do know blue tooth mouse and keyboard work.
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Not sure if its using and actual blue tooth connection or not but I use my Logitech wireless USB keyboard on mine sometimes. Plug the USB dongle into one of the back USB slots and you're good to go.
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I've been using it with WINXP PRO and WIN7 PRO with no problems.The "Logitech" website has listings from WIN98 through WINDOWS 8for the "ATTACK 3" Joystick.
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The key board is USB, not wireless, and I have used it with Windows 7 and 8. I did not notice any incompatibility using Windows 8 with the keyboard.
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You're right. I avoided buying this mouse and instead bought the Logitech Wireless Mouse M505. It works with my keyboard's receiver.
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The mouse has a USB receiver that plugs into the computer. I think the keyboard is Bluetooth.
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It works 100% with all versions of the Windows OS from XP - Windows 8.1. You will need an internet connection to download the driver for the Mouse, but since you are reading this, that probably means you have internet. :)
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Actually, for most people you don't need to install the software at all. On my Vista laptop I just use the OS Bluetooth options to find and sync with the mouse and I'm good to go. If you want to do non-standard button/wheel mappings you may need to install the Logitech software, but as a general rule I try to avoid software bloat whenever possible and the Logitech software is something you don't really need.
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I haven't tested it with Windows yet, but it definitely has the ability to work with any Bluetooth device, and since it's basic keyboard logic, it should work with Windows no problem (I have over 10 years of IS experience and would say with 98% certainty that it will work).I really love mine.
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The Microsoft mouse eats more batteries than you can afford... and the bluetooth barely works with Windows systems. A lot of dropped connections and re-installs. I bought the Logitech mouse with the dongle and it just works, and I have the same set of batteries in it for over a year.Short answer: No... I don't think anyone would be happy with this mouse.
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Thanks KimmiKat for letting me know that the New Magic Mouse does work on a Windose Machine!Since you mentioned that you have tested it with Bluetooth enabled PC, I would like to know if it have some limitations or if all functions works Flawlessly?
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I'm assuming the receiver of the mouse are Bluetooth connected so it should work .......
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No driver install that I know of, we used to use XP and now are using Windows 7 and it works fine on both. Under hardware I believe it shows up as a mouse device as I show 2 in my devices. It moves the cursor such a small amount that you don't even notice it unless you concentrate on the cursor for a while. I have noticed that once in a while the device will quit working as the system will go into screensaver, I just remove and reinstall it and then it works again. I think this has happened once on each computer since I installed them.
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I have Windows 7 on my desktop. When I put in the USB device it searched Windows Update for a driver and installed it. The mouse seems to work fine although I haven't been able to find out how to adjust the two side buttons.
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You need to use Logitech's Unifying Receiver software. Follow the steps to reassign the keyboard and mouse to one dongle
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Should be compatable with all windows os's back to Win xp. It's a simple usb driver download from Windows update. I would bet a dollar that it is fully compatable. If not, return the mouse.