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Problem with Keyboard being nonresponsibe after NVDA2016.1 installation solved
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I have had 2 systems with unified logitech units in the same room but never had a problem like that. Batteries are the issue usually. Always have a corded unit in, so you can plug then get the system working. Then using your software updater update it and the drivers and if you need to get on the logitec website and update the firmware do that to. The easiest way to do that in most cases, is just to download the firmware, run it as admin, and wait a second litterally while it runs then turn it all off and on it doesn't even come up on the system but yeah. On 22/03/2016 1:04 p.m., James Robinson wrote:
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Arlene
Well, you at least fixed the problem!
From: Jardata Learning Center [mailto:jardatalearningcenter@...]
Sent: March-21-16 5:04 PM To: nvda@groups.io Subject: [nvda] Problem with Keyboard being nonresponsibe after NVDA2016.1 installation solved
Hello List!
I solved the keyboard issue not being responsive after NVDA installation; it turned out not to have anything to do with NVDA installation and instead was a problem with my several wireless keyboard transformers getting mixed up in my three computers. Sorry for the alert.
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James Robinson
Hello List!
I solved the keyboard issue not being responsive after NVDA installation;
it turned out not to have anything to do with NVDA installation and instead was
a problem with my several wireless keyboard transformers getting mixed up in my
three computers. Sorry for the alert.
Sincerely, James Arthur Robinson, Sr., President Jardata Corporation |
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