The keyboard seems to become more and more laggish. Meaning it does not compute keystrokes (only partly) or registers several repeated key strokes even though I only hit the key once. Interestingly, this comes and goes and I might be able to write several sentences in a row. Furthermore, it also seems as if this only happens after some time of usage.
The battery levels are fine.
Thankful for any input.
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keyboard starts to fail, anybody an idea?
Any new device a round that can interfere with the bluetooth?
My Bluetooth hub collapse after about a year, luckily I got it working with a Belkin USB dongle (with the right stack).
My Bluetooth hub collapse after about a year, luckily I got it working with a Belkin USB dongle (with the right stack).
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hmmm, no. But I think I can reproducibly type after starting up the computer and then with time it seems as if the connection fails... I try the dongle on a different USB port, maybe this will help. Other than that I would point to the system if it keeps getting worse with time after starting the computer... But thanks for the input.
I will also check it on another computer today, maybe that will shed some light on the problem ;)
I will also check it on another computer today, maybe that will shed some light on the problem ;)
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just in case it might be interesting to anyone. I tested the whole setup on another computer. It seems, as if there is only a problem if I download heavy files such as a youtube movie within the browser. This is also true if I do the same on another Computer, running Windows Vista (current one Windows 7). In both cases I used Chrome. However, it is also the case when the heavy download is done in another browser such as firefox.
To me this looks strange and I will contact Logitech directly. If I find a solution, I will post it here...
To me this looks strange and I will contact Logitech directly. If I find a solution, I will post it here...
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i had a huge amount of problems like this with the diNovo edge, which is also bluetooth. the problem turned out to be that i had the bluetooth usb key plugged into the back of the computer. i got a usb extension cable and moved the dongle to the front side of the computer and haven't had any problems. it's a very picky implementation of bluetooth!
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I switched dongles (bluefish mini dongle), and everything works great!
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hmmm, interesting. I also have a USB port at the front of the computer but it didn't help. Every time I start using the net heavely, the keyboard starts to get unresponsive... Unfortunately Logitechs hedsk Email is down till next Monday and I have absolutely no intention of getting on the phone...
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intersting. I moved the computer up from the cellar into another room and ever since then it works fine again?!?
We don't need to understand, just be happy and use it ;)
We don't need to understand, just be happy and use it ;)
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