I have a Microsoft Wireless Elite Keyboard that I would to use with my laptop, will this donglew work?
1969368
OK, you say that you have a Microsoft "Wireless" keyboard, but is it Bluetooth? if not then it will not work together, Wireless is a different thing than Bluetooth. if it IS Bluetooth then it would work, but My guess is that it is wireless and not Bluetooth. look up the keyboard online and find out if it is Just Wireless or Bluetooth, if it is Bluetooth then it will work with these dongles, if not then you will need to find a new USB Wireless dongle that is compatible with the keyboard to use it on your laptop. I did a quick search on eBay and found that they do make a Bluetooth and a regular wireless version of the elite keyboard, one way to know which you have is if it initially came with a USB dongle (really looks more like a mouse that does nothing, that plugs into the PC, and may have a USB and a Purple round ps2(keyboard) plug on the end of the cable) if it came with this Cable then it is Not Bluetooth and will not work, if it did not come (new) with anything but the keyboard then it may be the Bluetooth version and should work. I hope this helps, if you need more info please fell free to contact me.
1969369
If it is bluetooth wireless, it will work. Look up your keyboard and see what type wireless it uses.
1479581
It will work, however, I found that model to work poorly, with lots of key repeats. In my opinion, a better choice is this model with a short USB extender like this so it doesn't get in the way of the rest of your USB ports. So far this model has worked flawlessly for me, without out of control key repeats. (Note however that it does not handle a PS/2 mouse, just the keyboard.
2228554
This keyboard requires a USB connection, so as long as the laptop has an open USB port, the keyboard should work well with it.
960252
It does work for windows (except for the mac specific keys like search and Mission Control), however it is setup for mac. Meaning the ctrl, "windows", and alt keys are in a different order and sized differently then on a normal windows keyboard. If you want the wireless to work on windows you will need bluetooth, otherwise the windows can still use the wired option.
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I tried a wireless Logitech keyboard with my Xbox 360 and my Xbox One and it didn't work with either. Make sure before you answer a question you know what you're talking about. "It should work" doesn't mean anything. This is very simple: Yes or No or DON'T ANSWER AND WASTE PEOPLE'S TIME!
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If you have it hooked up correctly and the wireless card in your laptop is bad, this will work. I have done it with several laptops.
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http://www.laptopkey.com/KeyboardKeys.php/Microsoft/Bluetooth%20Keyboard/6000
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I would say no. I have the Logitech's and they are very dependent on the Unifying USB stick. However I found a number for the Microsoft Order Desk. I don't know how current it is but if you get ahold of them just tell them what you need and for what keyboard (800) 360-7561
161009
I think it will. The adapter cord goes from the USB connector and branches into an old style keyboard connector (my use) and an old style mouse connector, so it should work.
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Will work with any computer that has a USB port. This is not a wireless keyboard.
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If your question is about whether you will have wireless interference between the 2, then no it will work fine with the keyboard. The mouse is seperated from the keyboard and both will use their own usb slot with the usb dongles provided. I use this mouse with my contracting and have had many customers with wireless keyboards, headphones and other peripherals without any problems. Personally I have not noticed a single issue with this mouse and would highly suggest picking it up as it is one of the best wireless mice I have used. The batteries (that came with the mouse) lasted over a year of almost daily use, again with no issues. If your question is about whether you will have wireless interference between the 2, then no it will work fine with the keyboard. The mouse is seperated from the keyboard and both will use their own usb slot with the usb dongles provided. I use this mouse with my contracting and have had many customers with wireless keyboards, headphones and other peripherals without any problems. Personally I have not noticed a single issue with this mouse and would highly suggest picking it up as it is one of the best wireless mice I have used. The batteries (that came with the mouse) lasted over a year... » Read More If your question is about whether you will have wireless interference between the 2, then no it will work fine with the keyboard. The mouse is seperated from the keyboard and both will use their own usb slot with the usb dongles provided. I use this mouse with my contracting and have had many customers with wireless keyboards, headphones and other peripherals without any problems. Personally I have not noticed a single issue with this mouse and would highly suggest picking it up as it is one of the best wireless mice I have used. The batteries (that came with the mouse) lasted over a year of almost daily use, again with no issues. « Show Less
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I use a USB hub, and a wireless mouse and keyboard. Any USB keyboard and mouse should work, but I am not sure if a combined USB unit such as those sold by Microsoft. I use a Wii keyboard made by Logitech, we had, and it works. I use a Microsoft laptop mose. Again, I had it and it worked. I did not have to install anything; they just worked. It does have Bluetooth capacity, but I have never tried it for a keyboard and the like. Other Android devices have worked out of the box. I think it should work that way as well.
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A USB dongle goes into your computer, then the dongle communicates with the keyboard using a Microsoft wireless technology (not bluetooth).
2139552
It comes with a micro usb/female standard usb dongle. Theoretically, it should work with an external keyboard just fine. Though I haven't tried it myself.
265506
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.
983779
The keyboard and mouse requires a dongle to communicate and is contained in the packaging. BTW--the mouse will work alone or in conjunction with the keyboard. I have been very satisfied with this keyboard and mouse.
1919778
as far as plug and play in concerned, it will work. it is a keyboard after all. The program you download from corsair might be your only problem. on their website for the downloads it doesn't specify if it works with Windows 8. http://www.corsair.com/us/downloads/ That being said, it is a great product!