K260 Driver | Logitech

If you’ve just picked up a Logitech K260 keyboard (often sold in the famous MK260 combo with a mouse), you might be searching high and low for the latest driver software.

The most common issue with the K260 is that the keyboard and the USB receiver "forget" each other, especially if you bought the keyboard second-hand or moved the receiver to a different USB port. Logitech K260 Driver

And that’s actually good news. The Logitech K260 is a standard wireless keyboard. It uses the common USB receiver (the tiny Unifying or Nano receiver). Because it uses standard HID (Human Interface Device) profiles, every modern operating system—Windows 11, Windows 10, macOS, and even Chrome OS—has native drivers built-in. If you’ve just picked up a Logitech K260

You do need SetPoint for the keyboard to type. The keyboard will work 100% without it. The Logitech K260 is a standard wireless keyboard

Here is the short answer:

If you’ve just picked up a Logitech K260 keyboard (often sold in the famous MK260 combo with a mouse), you might be searching high and low for the latest driver software.

The most common issue with the K260 is that the keyboard and the USB receiver "forget" each other, especially if you bought the keyboard second-hand or moved the receiver to a different USB port.

And that’s actually good news. The Logitech K260 is a standard wireless keyboard. It uses the common USB receiver (the tiny Unifying or Nano receiver). Because it uses standard HID (Human Interface Device) profiles, every modern operating system—Windows 11, Windows 10, macOS, and even Chrome OS—has native drivers built-in.

You do need SetPoint for the keyboard to type. The keyboard will work 100% without it.

Here is the short answer: