keyboard updatei've tried removing the kboard from the system settings - when i reboot it detects a keyboard and installs drivers - is it just pretending it can see one?
beacuse there's no connection back from keyboard, no num lock light, not even dring bootng up.
it seems the port/motheboard is where the prob lies.
in summary no keyboard so all i have is a virtul one
(beacuse there's no connection back from keyboard, no num lock light, not even dring bootng up.
it seems the port/motheboard is where the prob lies.
in summary no keyboard so all i have is a virtul one
Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology,
Fri 24 Jan 2003, 21:12,
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christ on a bikethat's harsh. I would rather cut off my own testicles than use a virtual keyboard.
( vulga is a foul mouthed cunt,
Fri 24 Jan 2003, 21:14,
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Have you consideredSpeech Recognition?
It should only take a week or two to train it to spell fucksocks, cuntymints, furtive, and bwahahahah!
(It should only take a week or two to train it to spell fucksocks, cuntymints, furtive, and bwahahahah!
JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Fri 24 Jan 2003, 21:16,
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It's really detecting the motherboard hardwarenot an actual keyboard
This is a good sign.
It could be something simply REALLY crap like a stuck function key - like alt or shift, which is a) causing renaming problems
b) information overload to the system with a constantly repeating key.
I suggest you hoover your keyboard, and hammer the most-used alt/shift/ctrl keys a little to see if it frees up.
Did you try a different keyboard?
(This is a good sign.
It could be something simply REALLY crap like a stuck function key - like alt or shift, which is a) causing renaming problems
b) information overload to the system with a constantly repeating key.
I suggest you hoover your keyboard, and hammer the most-used alt/shift/ctrl keys a little to see if it frees up.
Did you try a different keyboard?
brainstuff can eat a whole shredded wheat,
Fri 24 Jan 2003, 21:28,
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