add logitech keyboard

To add a Logitech keyboard and get it working properly in Windows 11, use the setup that matches the keyboard type:

1. If it is a wireless Logitech keyboard with a USB receiver, plug the USB receiver into a USB port on the PC.
2. If the keyboard does not respond, try these checks:
   • Unplug the USB receiver, wait about 10 seconds, then plug it back in.
   • Try a different USB port.
   • If using a USB hub, make sure the hub has power, or connect the receiver directly to the PC.
   • Check that the keyboard batteries are fresh or fully charged.
   • Make sure there is no dirt blocking the keys.
3. If the keyboard still does not work, connect it to another PC to confirm whether the keyboard itself is working.
4. If Windows detects the keyboard but keys type the wrong characters, add or switch to the correct keyboard layout:
   • Go to Start > Settings > Time & language > Language & region.
   • Next to the current Windows display language, select the ellipses, then Language options.
   • Under Installed keyboards, select Add a keyboard and choose the correct layout.
5. If keys only work when held down for a long time, check Settings > Accessibility > Keyboard and make sure Filter Keys is turned off.
6. If needed, update the keyboard driver:
   • Search for Check for updates from the taskbar and run Windows Update.
   • Or open Device Manager, find the keyboard device, open Driver, and select Update Driver.

If the Logitech keyboard is a K270-style model, it uses a USB dongle rather than Bluetooth.

• Mouse and keyboard problems in Windows
• Manage the language and keyboard/input layout settings in Windows
• i have to hold the keys on the keyboard a long time to get it to type anything - Microsoft Q&A
• How do I connect a Stand alone wireless Key Board to my Lap Top - Microsoft Q&A