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Kensington is a globally recognized leader in desktop and mobile device accessories, trusted by IT professionals and business users for decades. A division of ACCO Brands, the company is perhaps most famous for inventing the laptop security slot and the universal 'Kensington Lock' standard, which remains the industry benchmark for physical device security. Beyond theft protection, Kensington offers a comprehensive portfolio of productivity tools designed to enhance the modern workspace.

Their product lineup includes high-performance universal docking stations, ergonomic keyboards and mice (such as the Pro Fit® and ErgoSoft™ lines), precision trackballs like the SlimBlade™ and Orbit®, and privacy screens for monitors and laptops. Kensington emphasizes 'The Professionals' Choice' as their motto, focusing on durability, compatibility, and ergonomic comfort to support healthy and efficient work environments.

• How do I register my Kensington product?

  You can register your device at kensington.com/register. Registration helps ensure warranty coverage and provides proof of ownership.

• Where can I download software for my Kensington trackball or mouse?

  Drivers and customization software, such as KensingtonWorks™, can be downloaded directly from the Product Support section on the official Kensington webసైట్.

• How do I reset the combination on my Kensington laptop lock?

  Reset procedures vary by model (e.g., ClickSafe, NanoSaver). Refer to the specific instruction manual for your lock. Generally, you must know the current combination to set a new one.

• What should I do if my docking station is not detecting monitors?

  Ensure you have the latest drivers installed (especially for DisplayLink hubs) and that all cables are securely connected. Checking Windows display settings to 'Extend' the desktop is also recommended.

• Are Kensington ergonomic products compatible with Mac?

  Yes, most Kensington mice, trackballs, and keyboards are compatible with both Windows and macOS, though some specific key functions may require software configuration.