HP SR5123WM, SR5152NX, SR5127CL, SR5130NX, SR5125CL, SR5113WM, SR5110NX, SR5109NX Keyboard and Mouse

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Keyboard and Mouse (continued)

Symptom

Possible solution

 

 

Wireless keyboard or mouse

After the mouse connection is established, repeat the procedure with the

does not work or is not

keyboard:

detected.

1 Push the Connect button on the receiver and hold for 5 to 10 seconds until

(continued)

the blue light starts to flash.

 

 

2 Push and hold the Connect button (c) on the underside of the keyboard

 

until the blue LED on the receiver stops flashing.

 

c

 

￿ Refer to the documentation that came with the keyboard and mouse.

 

 

Mouse (with cable) does not

Unplug and reconnect the mouse cable to your computer.

work or is not detected.

 

If the mouse is still not detected, turn off the computer, reconnect the mouse

 

 

cable, and then restart the computer.

 

 

Cursor does not respond to

Restart your computer using the keyboard:

mouse movement.

1 Press the Alt and Tab keys on the keyboard at the same time to navigate to

 

 

an open application.

 

2 Press the Ctrl and S keys on the keyboard at the same time to save your

 

changes in the selected application (Ctrl+S is the keyboard command for

 

Save on most — not all — applications).

 

3 After saving changes in all open applications, press the Ctrl and Esc keys

 

on the keyboard at the same time to display the Start menu.

 

4 Use the arrow keys to select the Arrow button next to

 

the Lock button. Select Shut Down, and then press

 

the Enter key on the keyboard.

 

5 After the shutdown is complete, reconnect the mouse connector to the back

 

of your computer, and then turn on your computer.

 

 

Cursor responds slowly to

If you have a rollerball mouse, clean the roller ball. For detailed cleaning

mouse movement.

instructions, go to: http://www.hp.com/support

 

Select your country/region and language, search on your computer model

 

number, and then search on the keyword cleaning.

 

 

 

For a mouse with a roller ball, use a mouse pad or other rough surface under

 

the mouse. For an optical mouse, you might try a less reflective surface under

 

the mouse.

 

 

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Contents Troubleshooting and Maintenance Guide USA Table of Contents Repairing Software Problems Creating Data Backup Discs Creating System Recovery DiscsButton , and click Explore Removing Unused Programs Running the Disk Cleanup ProgramClick Start Task Manager Running the Disk Defragmenter ProgramUnderstanding Hard Disk Drive Space Checking for Hard Disk Drive ErrorsRecommended Maintenance Schedule Back up important Create a Restore Files to CD or DVD Point DailyWeekly Empty Recycle BinMonthly Quarterly seasonally Maintain overall condition Troubleshooting Computer Problems Click Hardware and Sound, and then Adjust system volume Symptom Possible solutionSymptom AudioClick the Windows Start Button and then Computer Video Select Search automatically for updated driver software Click Display SettingsDisplay Monitor Hard Disk Drive Hardware AInstallationUnder Tasks, click Device Manager Hardware InstallationClick Uninstall a program Internet AccessClick Hardware and Sound Double-clickPhone and Modem OptionsInternet Access Keyboard and Mouse Keyboard and Mouse Power Click the Windows Start Button, Control Panel, HardwareClick the Pointer Options tab Power Performance Miscellaneous Symptom Possible solutionMiscellaneous Software Repair Overview Repairing Software ProblemsTurning Off Your Computer Restarting Your ComputerUpdating Drivers Click the Windows Start ButtonMicrosoft System Restore Software Program and Hardware Driver Reinstallation Creating Recovery Discs System RecoveryChoosing Recovery Disc Media System Recovery OptionsRunning System Recovery from the Hard Disk Drive Running System Recovery from Recovery Discs Performing the Post-Recovery Procedure Printed
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SR5109NX, SR5102HM, SR5110NX, SR5113WM, SR5130NX specifications

HP has long been a recognized name in the realm of personal computers, providing a variety of models catering to different user needs. Among these are the HP a1777c, a1747c, CQ5102F, SR5027CL, and SR5127CL, each boasting unique features, technologies, and characteristics that make them suitable for various tasks.

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