

An animated display even indicates the device you’re currently using.
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The unifying software also enables you to manage the devices you currently have connected to a receiver and remove connections if needed. The software looks for wireless connections and when it sees one restart, it recognizes it as the one you want to connect. The device you’re connecting should have an ON / OFF switch. Once the software is installed, just start the program and follow the prompts. For this, you need to download the free Unifying Software from Logitech’s site. Once you have a unifying receiver, the next step is to get it to recognize your existing mouse or keyboard. However, please note that a mouse can only be paired with one receiver at a time - so if you pair a mouse with a Logitech unifying receiver, it will no longer work with its original receiver, should you still have it. Logitech Unifying dongles are designed to manage the connection for six or seven wireless Logitech products at a time so long as the products are also marked with the orange Unifying logo. If you don't have a Unifying dongle, you can buy one for $15. You can check if your dongle supports the Unifying software if it has a small orange logo on it:

You need a Unifying dongle for this to work. Option A: Download Logitech Unifying Software So what do you do when you lose one of them? It's super easy to lose one of those little receiving dongles that come with a Logitech keyboard & mouse.
