- Microsoft wireless receiver 700 v2.0 manual install#
- Microsoft wireless receiver 700 v2.0 manual drivers#
- Microsoft wireless receiver 700 v2.0 manual software#
The cursor should start moving on your desktop. 2) turn the mouse over and press "Connect" button. Then, IN THIS ORDER: 1) flip the keyboard over and push the "Connect" button near the battery cover. Once recognized, hold each device near - 2 or 3 feet away. Windows XP OS should recognize the USB receiver. Once the desktop loads, plug in the MS USB Wireless Receiver. Overall Review: To make the keyboard and mouse connect:Įnsure there are 2 fresh AA batteries in the mouse, 2 AAA's in the keyboard.
Microsoft wireless receiver 700 v2.0 manual install#
Install the hardware first, (when WIN XP configures the receiver), THEN, load Intellimouse.
Microsoft wireless receiver 700 v2.0 manual software#
Intellimouse feature software is NOT written for this specific combo. WIN XP OS recognizes the USB receiver itself.
Microsoft wireless receiver 700 v2.0 manual drivers#
Specific hardware drivers are NOT written for this product. Doing so will cause guaranteed random quirky results and speed issues with BOTH input devices. It is not extremely precise, but, it "rachets" normally. The mouse scoll wheel will take some getting used to. Be careful the cover's clips can break - the keyboard cover was easy. Opening the battery compartment on the mouse was not intuitive. You have to see if you have "input", using your monitor (that's cool knowing you got such a good price AND wireless functions). You don't know if the batteries are dead, or, if you are really connected. No status LED's on keyboard (when troublshooting during setup). Be Googlers, dudes & dudettes.Ĭons: OEM (barebones product). Local retail cost for a KBD alone can be double this. This is a lot of value for a $22 product. While not extremely elegant, this combo is fully functional as a wireless input solution. The devices go dormant on their own through the WIN XP OS - 5-10 minutes? Simply scrolling the mouse wheel brings the PC out of sleep quickly, as does stroking a keyboard character - both work. Maybe that can be adjusted in Mouse, Control Panel. On scrolling, it was a tad too "sloppy" - "overshooting" lines of text in Internet Explorer. Mouse optics are precise, but, not so,the scroll wheel. Keys on the keyboard are not stiff (short-stroke) like laptops. Keyboard & mouse work up to 10 feet away from receiver, maybe further. Pros: An inexpensive wireless keyboard/mouse combo - comes with a USB wireless receiver with a 1 meter cable - can locate it anywhere that far from the PC. Navigate with better speed, accuracy and reliability-the optical sensor tracks movement on nearly any surface without the hassle of clogged mouse parts.Īdditional Information Date First Available Long battery life helps ensure that you aren't stuck without your important tools when you need them. This sleek design reduces clutter on your desk, fits on your lap and complements your flat screen monitor. Give yourself room to move with a wireless mouse and keyboard that lets you work without worrying about tangled wires. Hot Key: E-mail, Home, Favorites, Play/Pause, Volume -, Volume +, Mute, Launch Media, My Computer, Calculator
Supported Windows Vista/Windows XP/Windows 2000 OS / System Requirement Operating System Supported Learn more about the Microsoft M7A-00001-B Model Brand
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