#Logitech connect utility for mk320 install

I would suggest you to follow the steps in the given below article and check if that helps. I really appreciate all your efforts in trying to fix this issue.

While I generally prefer clicky keyboards to bumpy ones, I was pretty happy with the snappy, tactile bumps on the MK520’s membrane-style keys. As I have understood, you are experiencing issue with Logitech mk320 wireless mouse and keyboard are not working on the system. They boast a satisfying bump and springy rebound when struck. The MK520’s broad, slightly concave keys are smooth, comfortable and relatively quiet. I never had any trouble with wireless connectivity or interference during my testing, and both the keyboard and mouse reconnected almost instantly after going to sleep following brief periods of inactivity.ĭesigned to work primarily with Windows PCs, the MK520 will also connect to Mac systems, although you won’t be able to customize any of the hotkeys if you do so.

you can find both software in the MK320 support page: If the receiver (Nano or Unifying) is not detected by its corresponding software or if it doesn't appear on the device manager on any pc tested, in such case we advise you to.

#Logitech connect utility for mk320 install

I didn’t need to install any drivers to start typing or mousing with the MK520 combo I just plugged the dongle into my PC’s USB port and everything worked. If the your mouse and keyboard don't show the Unifying logo (an orange square with a star in the middle) its a Nano receiver and to connect your MK320 you need to install Logitech Connection Utility. Connectivityīoth the MK520 keyboard and its accompanying mouse connect to your PC using a single 2.4GHz USB dongle.

Also nice: the dedicated media playback and volume buttons that flank the Logitech logo above the main keyboard.