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Wireless mouse and keyboard randomly stutters [SOLVED]

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I recently got the logitech MX Master 3 mouse and it seems to work fine until I turn on my MX Keys keyboard. THey are supposed to work well together, but when they are both turned on, they stutter or stop working for a few seconds randomly. 

I thought that this might be the router interference. The wireless router is right next to my PC. The pc beside my desk so its not too far away. 

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I think this is interference between the keyboard and the mouse 

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1 minute ago, mbntr said:

I think this is interference between the keyboard and the mouse 

or if you have any other 2.4ghz signals that could be going through the area that your mouse and keyboard are.

If it is just the mouse and keyboard interfering with each other you van fix that by getting a usb hub and putting it in a different spot than where the other peripheral is (mouse is plugged into the computer, keyboard is plugged in across the desk

 

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On 6/5/2020 at 12:06 PM, Nick Neuburg said:

or if you have any other 2.4ghz signals that could be going through the area that your mouse and keyboard are.

If it is just the mouse and keyboard interfering with each other you van fix that by getting a usb hub and putting it in a different spot than where the other peripheral is (mouse is plugged into the computer, keyboard is plugged in across the desk

 

HEY THIS WORKED. But I put both of them on the hub and put it 3-4 feet awaay from the tower. Thank you!

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