Logitech Wireless K360 Driver

The Logitech Wireless K360 is a compact wireless keyboard that connects to your PC through a compatible USB receiver. Its driver allows Windows to recognize the keyboard and process keystrokes, while compatible Logitech software may offer additional settings for shortcuts and function keys.

Key Features

• Wireless keyboard support: Enables typing through the keyboard’s USB receiver without a wired connection to your computer.
• Standard Windows input: Supports everyday keyboard functions for documents, web browsing, and other desktop tasks.
• Shortcut customization: Compatible Logitech software may let you adjust supported function-key actions and access keyboard preferences.
• Built-in driver compatibility: Basic typing typically works with Windows keyboard drivers, so a separate Logitech download may not be necessary.

How to Install

1. Check your Windows version. Confirm whether your computer runs Windows 11, 10, 8, or 7. If downloading additional Logitech software, make sure its listed compatibility includes your operating system and the K360.
2. Prepare the keyboard. Insert working batteries, switch the Logitech Wireless K360 on, and plug its compatible USB receiver into an available USB port on your PC.
3. Allow Windows to detect it. Wait for Windows to configure the receiver and keyboard automatically, then open a text editor to check that typing works.
4. Install optional software if needed. For additional settings or receiver pairing, use a Logitech utility that explicitly supports your keyboard, receiver, and Windows version. Follow the installer prompts and restart only if requested.
5. Test the connection and controls. Check letter keys, function keys, and available shortcuts. If the keyboard does not respond, try another USB port, check the batteries, and confirm that the keyboard is paired with the receiver.

Although a download listing may place this device under “Network,” the K360 is a wireless keyboard, not a Wi-Fi or Ethernet adapter. Network drivers will not enable it. If basic typing already works, install extra software only when you need a supported feature or are troubleshooting a specific issue.