I just got this keyboard for my windows rt. I =don't have a passcode to continue with the set up. Anyone have any advice? Thank you
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Hi. I have this on Win 7 and it was needed to plug, enable Win 7 to install it (using Win 7 user admin password), install it, and use it. I did not used the setup disk. I could not understand your issue regarding the passcode. Is that your User Admin password?
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It don't need passcode for set up keyboard ,because it work plug and play ,so easy connection.Welcome!
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I connected it to a Windows XP PC and it worked without using the setup disk. Are you sure it's not asking for a wireless access point password. Sorry not much help. JB
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Hi Helen. This question was in my In Box today so I will respond but I'd be surprised if you haven't already found your solution. I used the disc to install the software on my XP machines but Windows 7 recognized it with no problem. I cannot imagine why you are being asked for a passcode unless, as others have suggested, your computer is set up to challenge the installation and you are not recognized as the administrator.
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Installation of this device does not require password, if any it's your computer requiring administration password. If you log in as an administrator, you should not be asked for password.
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Yeah same here. I went to Microsoft's Surface website and found that they must have had this happen a few times. What I did (after I returned one then the second did not work either but worked better). Some quick steps: 1. Open the charm bar and select "Settings" charm. 2. Select change PC Settings. 3. Select Updated and Recovery. 4. Select Recovery. 5. Under "Refresh your PC..." select the "get started" button. 6. follow directions. This will fix up the machine so that recognizes the new keyboard. You will not lose any files. You will have to re-install all your MS updates. 7. If this doesn't work you will want to go nuclear and select the the recovery option of "Remove Everything and Reinstall Windows". I did not have to go nuclear. After this the thing worked great. One thing is that my fist keyboard was completely dead. The second one had a few keys working and it lit up the keys. So I think the first one would not have worked ever. you may want to evaluate that too. Good Luck!
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Hopefully your Bluetooth is working properly, I had some issues with it after updating to Windows 8.1 (driver needed updating). Click the Bluetooth icon on the task bar, select "Add a Bluetooth Device". You should now be at a "Manage Bluetooth Devices" Metro style screen. Ensure the keyboard is powered on and hit the "Connect" button next to the power switch on the keyboard. You should then see it as an option to pair with the tablet. Click on pair, then type in the numbers you see on the screen and press enter. Hopefully that is all you need, but if your Bluetooth is wonky, get the updated drivers from the Intel website. Hopefully your Bluetooth is working properly, I had some issues with it after updating to Windows 8.1 (driver needed updating). Click the Bluetooth icon on the task bar, select "Add a Bluetooth Device". You should now be at a "Manage Bluetooth Devices" Metro style screen. Ensure the keyboard is powered on and hit the "Connect" button next to the power switch on the keyboard. You should then see it as an option to pair with the tablet. Click on pair, then type in the numbers you see on the screen and press enter. Hopefully that is all you need, but if your... » Read More Hopefully your Bluetooth is working properly, I had some issues with it after updating to Windows 8.1 (driver needed updating). Click the Bluetooth icon on the task bar, select "Add a Bluetooth Device". You should now be at a "Manage Bluetooth Devices" Metro style screen. Ensure the keyboard is powered on and hit the "Connect" button next to the power switch on the keyboard. You should then see it as an option to pair with the tablet. Click on pair, then type in the numbers you see on the screen and press enter. Hopefully that is all you need, but if your Bluetooth is wonky, get the updated drivers from the Intel website. « Show Less
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I did notice it seems to store the last config you gave it - so you can plug it into a different PC without even installing the drivers it will provide the same keystroke commands you last assigned it. Its not recognized as a game controller by the way, so it seems to behave more like a plug-and-play keyboard in that sense.
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Ya. I just bought the newer version of the apple wireless keyboard today and I'm typing this with the keyboard. And yes, I have Windows 7 installed on my PC laptop. Everything works really well and the setup was easy. Make sure your computer is searching for a bluetooth device and turn on the keyboard. Windows will then search and install drivers for it. Once it's connected, it will even show that you're using an Apple keyboard. My only gripes are the Return (Enter) key is not wide/big enough for my liking and I have no idea how to use the FN keys because those do not work. Good luck
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I, like Sandy, am using this keyboard on essentially the same machine. I just plugged it in, and everything worked fine. All buttons seemed to be already configured (email, calculator, etc). It was truly "plug and play".I would suspect a faulty keyboard. Do you possibly have another computer to try it on, or perhaps a friend or neighbor who would let you try it out on their computer? Just a thought...Good luck!
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When I plugged mine in, I got a "set up your keyboard" screen which showed some things. I THINK there was a link or something there to get more info. If you go into devices and hardware, right-click on the picture of the keyboard and then go to Keyboard Settings, that will get you into the setup stuff. Just keep clicking on the categories and you should find what you want.
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I am running windows 7 on my desktop and have had problems with it pairing. It finds the keyboard but won't give me a pairing key to enter. It works about half of the time.
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Christopher, I'm currently using this keyboard with my WinXP Boot Camp install (20" Core Duo iMac), and it works pretty well. I've only had one problem--whenever I accidentally engage the caps lock key, the keyboard locks up (i.e., input isn't getting to the XP machine), and so I have to open the battery compartment (to shut the keyboard off), close the compartment, and re-push the power/connect button on the keyboard to make XP take input again. This isn't a big problem for me because I don't use the caps lock key intentionally. As far as setup is concerned, I'm not sure how easily you'll get the drivers for this keyboard on Windows (sans Boot Camp, anyway). Maybe there's a generic BT keyboard driver that would work?
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im typing on it right now with my 2012 macbook air...i have my macbook hooked up to an external monitor and whenever i put it to sleep and then turn it back on its not connecting with the keyboard and i am unable to enter my password. so for now i need to open up my macbook and type the password on the laptop keyboard to log on...but once logged in the keyboard connects and works fine.
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Good evening Mick;I was not concerned about a media key on the keyboard and pretty much knew that when I bought it. My keyboars did not have any paper work with it or instructions. The keyboard serves my needs just fine with my big fingers and the touch is very good. I also noted that none of the keys are assignable in other words there are no spares to assign a medial function to. I am sorry but that is what I have found out about it but still like it
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I can't connect them either. Instead, I removed the USB from my Windows tablet and attached it to the keyboard. Next, I set up my tablet for Bluetooth. Then I pressed the "fn" and "E" keys (for Windows) the same time. The tablet and keyboard are connected via wi-fi.
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I know when I first used it, the keyboard gave me code to put in. Did yours give you a code?
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Hi -- I have the "Type" keyboard for my Surface RT, but I went ahead and paired the Logitech to see how it goes. After turning on the keyboard's switch, setting the Surface to search for a BT device, and hitting the Logitech's "connect" button underneath the keyboard -- the pairing prompt came up on the Surface. It asked me to enter the passcode on the keyboard -- after I did that and hit "Enter," the Surface went through its permutations and paired the devices. I used the Windows button on the Logitech to take the Surface to Desktop, and then opened a Word document to type in a couple of paragraphs. A combination of the Ctrl-S keystrokes saved the document. Hitting the Windows button again took me back out to the Desktop. So -- based on that very limited "test," the Logitech seems to work with the Surface okay. If I can add an additional kibbitz -- I really LOVE the Type keyboard for the Surface. The tactile sensation is like pounding on a heavy piece of slate (best way to describe it) -- rock-solid and very responsive. Coupled with the form factor, where it clamps reliably to the Surface and also serves as the screen cover (effectively turning the Surface into a highly mobile laptop), I'm really glad I went with it. Of course, I leveraged the "free keyboard" offer that Best Buy was offering recently with a Surface purchase (they may still be doing that), so the choice was a bit of a no-brainer. But anyway -- just to confirm that the Surface works with the Logitech -- at least based on my very limited test. Hope that helps!
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Did you every get an answer? my original remote is dead and I hate the qwerty keyboard. Let me know what information you find please
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Yes, I'm using this keyboard with my WinXP Boot Camp install, and I have to say, I've only had one problem--whenever I accidentally engage the caps lock key, the keyboard locks up (i.e., input isn't getting to the XP machine), and so I have to open the battery compartment (to shut the keyboard off), close the compartment, and re-push the power/connect button on the keyboard to make XP take input again. This isn't a big problem for me because I don't use the caps lock key intentionally. Whenever I'm gaming (which, honestly, is the only reason I reboot anymore--I've also got Parallels so I can use Office '07 in OS X), though, and this happens, there are often dire consequences. As far as setup is concerned, I have to say that it was so easy that I forget how it happened!
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Here is the link to get ther manual. http://www.manualslib.com/manual/713633/Azio-Kb335.html I'd suggest contacting Azio. If you press Fn + W the keyboard should function in windows mode. That said, I haven't figured out ctrl alt delete but Azio should be able to tell you.There are several ways to reach Azio:North AmericaBy Phone: (866) 468-1198By eMail: support@aziocorp.comOn Live Help: http://www.aziocorp.com/support/helpdesk.htmGood luck