Hello, it's me again.
Everything has been going better than expected with my new computer build until I got to the point of installing my Logitech Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse.
Followed the directions. Plugged in everything. Synked the Mouse. Synked the Keyboard. Downloaded software. Restarted computer. Then my problemz started.
When I reboot the computer as instructed, the Logitech Connection Wizard appears as suggested, and then blinks "Please Wait" We will now re-start you Logitech devices in order to enable these features blah blah blah....
My first problem is that the process went on so long that my screen saver came on with no way to see the status of the Wizard. The Wizard disconnects the bluetooth mouse and keyboard during the process, so I can't get the screen saver to disappear. I rebooted again in an effort to turn off the screen saver but was again subverted by the Wizard. I rebooted a second time, this time I unplugged the bluetooth mouse and keyboard, replacing it for the old corded version, and managed to turn off the screen saver. Upon plugging all the bluetooth back in, and rebooting yet again, the Wizard appeared and has been blinking at me for over 20 minutes.
This can't be good, can it? Every once in awhile the hard drive does something, which brings the hour glass up next to my cursor.
Any thoughts? Thanks.
Everything has been going better than expected with my new computer build until I got to the point of installing my Logitech Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse.
Followed the directions. Plugged in everything. Synked the Mouse. Synked the Keyboard. Downloaded software. Restarted computer. Then my problemz started.
When I reboot the computer as instructed, the Logitech Connection Wizard appears as suggested, and then blinks "Please Wait" We will now re-start you Logitech devices in order to enable these features blah blah blah....
My first problem is that the process went on so long that my screen saver came on with no way to see the status of the Wizard. The Wizard disconnects the bluetooth mouse and keyboard during the process, so I can't get the screen saver to disappear. I rebooted again in an effort to turn off the screen saver but was again subverted by the Wizard. I rebooted a second time, this time I unplugged the bluetooth mouse and keyboard, replacing it for the old corded version, and managed to turn off the screen saver. Upon plugging all the bluetooth back in, and rebooting yet again, the Wizard appeared and has been blinking at me for over 20 minutes.
This can't be good, can it? Every once in awhile the hard drive does something, which brings the hour glass up next to my cursor.
Any thoughts? Thanks.