Microsoft wireless multimedia keyboard 1.1 and mouse

Can one mix and match different key board and mouse with a different receiver. Original has been lost. If so how does one align the frequencies so all parts are recognized.

You can easily get the original receiver in ebay.
S.Sengupta, Windows Experience MVP

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