It keeps automatically changing the input, is there a way to stop that?
1590773
It's supposed to change to the device you are using- you probably just want to set another device as the default - also you can manually override anytime you need to
1590774
The "gadget" electronically senses which device is turn on and switches to that device -- if more than one device is on at the same time it defaults to the first turned on device (could be last turn on -- I cannot remember). If more than one device is on at the same time then you will need to use the manual switch button to override the selection the "gadget" has established. Easy thing to do is only have one HDMI device on at a time and it will select that device.
920367
No, and you definitely wouldn't want it to. That would be the most annoying thing ever. It sounds cool when you do it once manually, but you'd get annoyed if it did it all the time.
273184
You must reprogram each time it's used. I wish it DID have that function; if it does, I sure haven't found how to implement it.
258223
No there isn't. You have to push the button to change from one source input to another. I know it sucks to have to get up on occasion but life can be like that sometimes.
1334323
Not nearly as easy as it should be. It requires opening up the mouse software and doing it that way. There should be a switch to autochange, sadly there is not.
1087273
When your making a call the key pad automatically pops up if not go to setting and change it.
1060000
I don't think so. When the timer is counting on, input to all the other controls seems to be blocked.
2195159
Go to your sound and change it to out- put. Every tine you connect it will change on its own.
1226593
Yes. You set it and can be stopped anytime you want. I think it has to be done manually though.
486444
Not that I'm aware of, no. Choosing one option automatically deselects the other.
1924691
Try turning off number lock by default in the computer's BIOS. That's probably why it's doing this. And you should be able to do that within the session by pressing the number lock key on the keyboard.
1783041
Check and make sure you have the correct input selected by switching the input. This is a function on the monitor.
885715
You press the button repeatedly, it cycles through the options. The button is frustratingly non-responsive however.
1622361
You may be able to fix, using your 'settings', under language/input where you define how the 'device' expects to get information. There are basic 'keyboard' options, and more advanced settings for how much you want the device to make [what it considers] corrections' to your input 'errors'. Of course, you know that you put in what you 'wanted to input', but based on those 'translation/dictionary' settings, it can take over and [over-rule/over-write] your input. Best of luck.
1866657
It happens a bit. The keyboard is sensitive. But I get the same issue with cell phone keyboards as well.
4871
Yes, you do but for that one time only. The following day the program will activate as normal again. The switch is either in Auto or Random.
1255713
Not totally sure But it's possible you activated the Autoprogram feature. Tried resetting it?