WooHoo!  Thanks for the tip.  Actually, I had to boot with a normal
keyboard, then plug the wireless duo into the pc directly, and it
worked.  Then I plugged it back into the switch and the keyboard still
worked, but I lost the mouse.  I tabbed the switch over to a different
pc and back, and then I had the mouse back.  It's screwy but its
working.  Let's just pray I never have to reboot.

Thanks for the help everyone.

Brad

> This is fairly common, what you may try is booting with a "real" keyboard,
> and hot swapping it for the cordless one.  One thing to note of course, is
> that hot-swapping ps/2 stuff "can" fry your ps/2 ports on the mainboard. 
> So perhaps I am offering very BAD advice.  However, I do it every day and
> am probably just lucky..  Kris
> 
> > I got a Logitech cordless comfort duo wireless keyboard and mouse and am
> > having problems with the keyboard.  Both the keyboard and the mouse run
> > off the same controller, and then the controller has two plug-ins to the
> > pc, the mouse is ps2 and the keyboard is usb with a ps2 converter.  To
> > further complicate things, I am running on a Belkin KVM.  When I boot
> > up, the mouse works fine, but the keyboard never does.  Does anyone have
> > any experience with this?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Brad
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