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How do I change the keyboard and mouse that cam with my Pavilion AIO to a full size keyboard and mo

‎01-17-2021 09:34 AM

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Product: HP Pavilion AIO Doo14 27

I am trying to attach a regular size keyboard and better mouse to my AIO: Doo14 27. Model 9ED41AA

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‎01-17-2021 02:03 PM

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@INA956 

If the keyboard and mouse are "wired" they will have cables with USB port that you plug into USB ports on the back and/or bottom of the AIO screen.

 

If they are WiFi, they will have come with a little plug (known as a Dongle) that you plug into a USB port on your AIO. Windows should then detect the devices and install the driver software needed.



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‎01-17-2021 02:14 PM

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The current keyboard and mouse have a built in link to the AIO. Because of that inner link, any wireless keyboard or mouse I try to link only work sporadically. I had hoped an AIO user could assist me with how to unlink the built in elements to use a different keyboard and mouse.

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