Multifunction Multimedia Keyboard (KB575M)
Multifunction Multimedia Keyboard (KB575M)
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Troubleshooting
Reducing the risk of injury
Some experts believe that the repeated use of any keyboard may injure your
hands, arms, neck, or back. To reduce the risk of these injuries:
Take frequent breaks and vary your tasks throughout the day.
Keep your shoulders relaxed with your elbows at your sides.
Position your keyboard so you do not have to reach for the keys or do
not need to rest your wrists on sharp desk edges.
Adjust the height of your chair so your wrists are straight.
If you feel any pain, numbness, or weakness, you should seek help from a
qualified health professional immediately.
Uninstall any previous keyboard or
mouse software on your computer.
Press a letter key. If the keyboard
is still not responding, restart your
computer.
The keyboard hot buttons do not
work, or the keyboard is typing the
wrong characters.
The keyboard is not responding.
Problem
Solution
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