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Logitech Wireless Mouse-Keyboard drivers ?

Aug 18, 2008 by Anurag | Posted in Add-ons

Hi
I bought Logitech wireless combo keyboard / mouse in 2004, where the issuer was an issuer and not directly wired USB / transmitter to play.
The model is - T41126 - N231.

Unable to find drivers Forthe same.
Please advise.

Thank you
Anurag.

Here is a link to download the driver, simply select the type of keyboard and mouse and go to the download page,
t_downloads http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/suppor / downloads / & cl = ca, en? WT.ac = sc | downloads | | HP

If the product is not available, you probably need to use their forum for how to deal with your problem.
http://forums.logitech.com/
or email support
http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/cgi- / logitech_en_amr.cfg bin / php / enduser / ask. php?

Hope this helps.

I just bought a Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse combo and I have 2 questions?

Apr 06, 2009 by johnedwards2006 | Posted in Other - Hardware

1.) I know the battery in the keyboard last longer than the mouse because it uses the batter only when I am typing. How long does the battery last for the mouse if I use it 5-7 hours per day? 2.)
Does the battery life of the keyboard/mouse decrease if the receiver is further away or should I keep it closer to the keyboard/mouse?

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