Logitech G19 switches off automatically

[Irshaad]

From last one week, I have my Logitech G19. As soon as it arrived, I straight away unplugged my G15 (v1) and remove the drive, erased the rest of Folders and cleaning the Windows registry. Then I restarted the PC that runs Windows Vista Pro SP2 on which G15 was an older keyboard. In just a few hours before the G19 "reset" for the first time. I thought it might be related to the port in some way, because it was used by a G15 before. So I removed it and connected it to another USB port. The G19 appeared to reboot more often, i no longer use. So I decided to remove all partitions and start with SP3 for Windows XP Pro from scratch.

[Mindstorm]

if you got to test with another keyboard and it get you doing it like it's coming certainly not therefore change the keyboard driver not solve your problem. The AC to be rather little bug, then you got full psyware virus solutions but if someone has not had this problem is to find bad beginning. quick question bothers you a lot of reinstalling windows? it is a usb? if you got or tried a different port? At worst I'd wait to see if someone finds a solution if I save the PC and reinstal completely to see if it's better now.

[Howitzer]

If your keyboard still not working after following the procedure of Article Problems of USB devices , try the following steps, in order, until the problem is resolved. Disconnect your computer from all peripherals, including mouse and keyboard and your printer, scanner, cameras, iPods, external drives and hubs. (Warning: For some devices, like iPods, it may be necessary to perform certain operations before they can safely disconnect.) If you have a hub, do not forget to unplug it also.

[samar69]

Plug the keyboard and mouse to the back of the computer. Make sure especially that the connector is fully inserted into the port. (The USB plugs from entering the ports in a single direction. They will not if you try to connect them in reverse.) If this does not work, check plugging your keyboard into some different USB ports. Be sure to try them all. Check whether the Caps Lock LED lights up when you press it and try to enter text in one of your applications, such as TextEdit.

[Felix46]

If your keyboard works with one of your USB ports, but not all, it is possible that your computer needs a repair to fix this problem on the (x) port (s) USB. If your keyboard does not work with any USB port on your computer, then your keyboard does not work properly and must be replaced. If it is in the bios it means that your keyboard and your mouse are not seen by the motherboard, or it's material but that the 2 entries fail at the same time is unlikely to be c ' is in the bios; To enter the bios it just press "Delete" at startup but as you have no keyboard! you should try to borrow a usb keyboard!