Ps2 Keyboard Not Working Windows Xp at Cindy Basil blog

Ps2 Keyboard Not Working Windows Xp. It works in the cmos screen but once you boot up into windows the keyboard through the ps2 port no longer works. If so, then some of them have a bios bug which causes ps/2 keyboards to not work at all. I am trying to add a new sata drive for addition disk space. You could try starting the cd from a win9x bootable disc that just goes straight to a dos prompt, see if you have keyboard there. Visit asus' website and download. If the standard keyboard ps/2 driver is still not appearing in device manager and you have already tried the previous steps, you can. The file names were correct, but windows reported something like the device specified in the file was not found on the. It’s obvious that it’s an os issue considering you are able to use your keyboard to hit f2 (or whatever) to get into the bios to see. When i enter the bios (f2 from the keyboard), two things happen.

It’s obvious that it’s an os issue considering you are able to use your keyboard to hit f2 (or whatever) to get into the bios to see. If so, then some of them have a bios bug which causes ps/2 keyboards to not work at all. I am trying to add a new sata drive for addition disk space. Visit asus' website and download. If the standard keyboard ps/2 driver is still not appearing in device manager and you have already tried the previous steps, you can. You could try starting the cd from a win9x bootable disc that just goes straight to a dos prompt, see if you have keyboard there. When i enter the bios (f2 from the keyboard), two things happen. The file names were correct, but windows reported something like the device specified in the file was not found on the. It works in the cmos screen but once you boot up into windows the keyboard through the ps2 port no longer works.

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Ps2 Keyboard Not Working Windows Xp If the standard keyboard ps/2 driver is still not appearing in device manager and you have already tried the previous steps, you can. I am trying to add a new sata drive for addition disk space. The file names were correct, but windows reported something like the device specified in the file was not found on the. It’s obvious that it’s an os issue considering you are able to use your keyboard to hit f2 (or whatever) to get into the bios to see. Visit asus' website and download. If the standard keyboard ps/2 driver is still not appearing in device manager and you have already tried the previous steps, you can. It works in the cmos screen but once you boot up into windows the keyboard through the ps2 port no longer works. If so, then some of them have a bios bug which causes ps/2 keyboards to not work at all. When i enter the bios (f2 from the keyboard), two things happen. You could try starting the cd from a win9x bootable disc that just goes straight to a dos prompt, see if you have keyboard there.