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| another keyboard Q I bought a "pc line " cordless keyboard and it works fine..EXCEPT ....you can make the PC go to sleep with the sleep button, but pressing the "wake up" does not wake it up...any idea`s anyone ?. |
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| Re: another keyboard Q "skubdoo" <skubdoo@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message news:jfudneH-Xo9KnOjeRVnyug@pipex.net... >I bought a "pc line " cordless keyboard and it works fine..EXCEPT ....you >can make the PC go to sleep with the sleep button, but pressing the "wake >up" does not wake it up...any idea`s anyone ?. > Does the cordless keyboard require the computer to be on to operate? Somewhere the cordless keyboard connects to the computer through some sort of receiver. That receiver is plugged into a USB port (most likely). -- Bearman If it's got tits, tires, tubes, or transistors, it's trouble. |
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| Re: another keyboard Q "skubdoo" <skubdoo@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message news:jfudneH-Xo9KnOjeRVnyug@pipex.net... >I bought a "pc line " cordless keyboard and it works fine..EXCEPT ....you >can make the PC go to sleep with the sleep button, but pressing the "wake >up" does not wake it up...any idea`s anyone ?. > Does the cordless keyboard require the computer to be on to operate? Somewhere the cordless keyboard connects to the computer through some sort of receiver. That receiver is plugged into a USB port (most likely). -- Bearman If it's got tits, tires, tubes, or transistors, it's trouble. |
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| Re: another keyboard Q "skubdoo" <skubdoo@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message news:jfudneH-Xo9KnOjeRVnyug@pipex.net... >I bought a "pc line " cordless keyboard and it works fine..EXCEPT ....you >can make the PC go to sleep with the sleep button, but pressing the "wake >up" does not wake it up...any idea`s anyone ?. > Does the cordless keyboard require the computer to be on to operate? Somewhere the cordless keyboard connects to the computer through some sort of receiver. That receiver is plugged into a USB port (most likely). -- Bearman If it's got tits, tires, tubes, or transistors, it's trouble. |
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| Re: another keyboard Q "skubdoo" <skubdoo@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message news:jfudneH-Xo9KnOjeRVnyug@pipex.net... >I bought a "pc line " cordless keyboard and it works fine..EXCEPT ....you >can make the PC go to sleep with the sleep button, but pressing the "wake >up" does not wake it up...any idea`s anyone ?. > What's the status of your question? -- Bearman Occasionally proud but always happy to be an American. |
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| Re: another keyboard Q "skubdoo" <skubdoo@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message news:jfudneH-Xo9KnOjeRVnyug@pipex.net... >I bought a "pc line " cordless keyboard and it works fine..EXCEPT ....you >can make the PC go to sleep with the sleep button, but pressing the "wake >up" does not wake it up...any idea`s anyone ?. > What's the status of your question? -- Bearman Occasionally proud but always happy to be an American. |
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| Re: another keyboard Q "skubdoo" <skubdoo@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message news:jfudneH-Xo9KnOjeRVnyug@pipex.net... >I bought a "pc line " cordless keyboard and it works fine..EXCEPT ....you >can make the PC go to sleep with the sleep button, but pressing the "wake >up" does not wake it up...any idea`s anyone ?. > What's the status of your question? -- Bearman Occasionally proud but always happy to be an American. |
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