Microsoft WIRELESS-KEYBOARD-800 user manual

To connect a Microsoft wireless keyboard without a pair button, you typically need a wireless transceiver. Unfortunately, Microsoft wireless keyboards are generally not Bluetooth devices, therefore it is not as simple as searching for the device on your computer or tablet and selecting connect.
Steps to Connect a Microsoft Wireless Keyboard without a Pair Button:
1. Make sure you have the correct batteries for the keyboard and they are installed correctly.
2. Connect the wireless transceiver to an available USB port on your computer.
3. The computer will automatically recognize the transceiver and install the necessary software and drivers. If the computer doesn't automatically recognize the transceiver, you may need to update your drivers.
4. Once the computer has recognized the transceiver, it should automatically connect to the keyboard.
5. If it's not connecting, you can try turning the keyboard off and then on again to reset the connection.
Important: If you've lost your transceiver, unfortunately, you may need to buy a new keyboard. Microsoft doesn't provide replacement transceivers, and each one is uniquely paired with the keyboard or mouse it came with.

There could be several reasons why your wireless Microsoft keyboard is not typing. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:
1. Check if the keyboard batteries are working: Replace the batteries with new ones and make sure they are properly inserted.
2. Make sure the keyboard is turned on: Many wireless keyboards have an on/off switch. Ensure that it is turned on.
3. Re-establish the wireless connection: If your keyboard uses a USB receiver, try removing and reconnecting the receiver to a USB port on your computer. If your keyboard uses Bluetooth, check if Bluetooth is enabled on your computer and try pairing the keyboard again.
4. Test the keyboard on another computer: Connect your keyboard to another computer to check if the issue is specific to your computer or if it is a problem with the keyboard itself.
5. Update keyboard drivers: Ensure that your computer has the latest keyboard drivers installed. Visit the Microsoft website or the manufacturer's website and download the most recent drivers for your specific keyboard model.
6. Check for conflicting software: Sometimes, other software or drivers can interfere with the operation of your keyboard. Try disabling or uninstalling any recently installed software or drivers that could potentially cause conflicts.
7. Try using a different keyboard: If the above steps don't resolve the issue, it might be a hardware problem with your keyboard. Test a different keyboard on your computer to confirm if the problem is with the keyboard itself.
If none of these solutions work, it may be necessary to contact Microsoft support or the keyboard's manufacturer for further assistance or to consider replacing the keyboard.

To get your computer to recognize your Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 800, follow these steps:
1. Check batteries: Ensure that the batteries are correctly inserted into the keyboard and that they are not dead or run out of power. Replace them if necessary.
2. USB receiver: Insert the USB receiver into an available USB port on your computer. The USB receiver looks like a small USB dongle and is included with the keyboard.
3. Turn on the keyboard: Press the power button located on the right side or bottom of the keyboard. The power button may be labeled with a power symbol (⏻) or just labelled "On/Off".
4. Wait for the computer: Give your computer a few moments to detect and install the necessary drivers for the keyboard. Usually, it should automatically recognize the keyboard.
5. Test the keyboard: Once the computer recognizes the keyboard, check if it works properly by typing something in a text document or any application.
If the steps above don't work, you can try the following additional troubleshooting steps:
1. Restart your computer: Restarting your computer can sometimes help with the recognition of the wireless keyboard.
2. Reconnect the USB receiver: Remove the USB receiver from the USB port, wait for a few seconds, and then reinsert it into another USB port. Try using a different USB port to eliminate any potential issues with a particular port.
3. Update drivers: Visit the Microsoft support website and download the latest drivers for your keyboard model. Install the drivers and see if the keyboard is recognized.
If none of the above steps resolve the issue, you may need to contact Microsoft support for further assistance or consider replacing the keyboard if it's defective.

To connect your Microsoft wireless keyboard 800, follow these steps:
1. Insert the batteries: Open the battery compartment on the underside of the keyboard and insert the provided batteries. Ensure that you observe the correct polarity while inserting them.
2. Turn on the keyboard: On the top right corner of the keyboard, locate the power switch. Slide it to the ON position.
3. Prepare the USB receiver: The wireless keyboard 800 comes with a small USB receiver that needs to be connected to your computer. Insert the receiver into an available USB port on your computer.
4. Wait for the computer to recognize the keyboard: Your computer should automatically detect the keyboard and install any necessary drivers. Allow a few seconds for the device to be recognized.
5. Test the keyboard: Once the drivers are installed, the keyboard should be ready to use. Test it by typing on any text-based application or document.
Note: If the keyboard doesn't respond, try repositioning the USB receiver or pressing the connect button on the receiver or keyboard to establish a stable connection. Additionally, make sure the distance between the receiver and the keyboard is within the specified range (normally around 10 feet or 3 meters).