How to Connect a Keyboard or Wireless Keyboard to Laptop

How to connect a keyboard or wireless keyboard to laptop, and this guide show you how to attach a different/external keyboard to your laptop.

When you're tired of typing on a laptop kekyboard for hours, or you need to attach a different/external keyboard to your laptop as you need foreign language letters that you normally do not have on your laptop keyboard (and you do not want to ruin your laptop with unsightly stickers),etc. In these situations, you wonder how to connect a larger external keyboard to your laptop. Here's the guide for you:

Step1

Check the type of port your laptop has. Most old laptops have a round port, called a PS/2. Most new models carry a USB port.

Step2

Purchase a keyboard that is compatible with your laptop's port.

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Step3

Connect your PS/2 keyboard to the PS/2 port. Alternatively, connect your USB keyboard to the USB port. Configure the device using the setup wizard.

Step4

You also might want to connect a wireless keyboard. Be sure your laptop and the wireless keyboard are compatible. Insert batteries into the wireless keyboard, connect the wireless receiver to your computer and install the software.

Note: If your operating system doesn't have a setup wizard, go to "Start Menu>Settings>Control Panel." Click on "Add Hardware" and follow the instructions.

Step5: Test the keyboard after finishing its installation. 

Dell Keyboard Review:

Dell utilizes a number of brand names under which it markets the majority of its products. These include 'OptiPlex', 'Dimension', 'Latitude', 'Inspiron', 'Precision', 'PowerEdge', 'PowerVault', and 'XPS'. Most Dell keyboards have 104 keys, though some models may also include 8 or more pre-programmed keys for media player controls. Additional features may also include a detachable palm rest and smart card secure PIN entry.

All Dell keyboards are ergonomically designed. They feature connectivity technology and multi-interface capability. They often include one or more USB interfaces for hassle-free data transference. They support 3V, 5V, and 1.8V cards and include an automatic power shut down on removal of the card feature. Most keyboards utilize the spilt-key keyboard design and some are customizable in terms of allocation of certain functions to specific keys on the keyboard. Dell keyboards are also Macintosh and Windows compatible. The company also produces keyboards in bright colors including bright pink.

Dell keyboard is more compact and takes us less space than the traditional keyboard. It looks nice, types well, laid out perfectly and space efficient for basic home users, business or schools. It is comfortable to use. I would recommend this for anyone upgrading their Dell desktop keyboard.

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