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PS/2 Programmble Keyboard Driver Setup
This section is only valid for Windows 2000® and Windows XP®. For Windows
95®, Windows 98® and Windows Me®, no need to do the driver setup for the
PS/2 programmable keyboard. The following instructions are performed in
Windows XP® (Service Pack 2) and Windows 2000®.
Windows XP® (SP2)
1. Open the "Device Manager" from the System in Control Panel. Choose the
default keyboard driver as below and then right click this driver. Click on
"Update Driver" of this driver.
PS/2 ProgrammableKeyboard Driver Setup
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Summary of Contents for GeBe KPA-24
- Page 1 PS/2 ProgrammableKeyboard Driver Setup Page 1 PS/2 Programmble Keyboard Driver Setup This section is only valid for Windows 2000® and Windows XP®. For Windows 95®, Windows 98® and Windows Me®, no need to do the driver setup for the PS/2 programmable keyboard. The following instructions are performed in Windows XP®...
- Page 2 PS/2 ProgrammableKeyboard Driver Setup Page 2 Choose “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)”. Press “Next” in the screen below. Choose “Don’t search. I will choose the driver to install”. Press “Next” in the screen below.
- Page 3 PS/2 ProgrammableKeyboard Driver Setup Page 3 In the screen below, select the device driver for the “Standard 101/102-key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard” and then press “Have Disk…” to proceed. The keyboard device driver is located in the “KB Driver” folder under the folder where the programmable keyboard application is installed.
- Page 4 PS/2 ProgrammableKeyboard Driver Setup Page 4 Ignore the Warning and press “Yes” to proceed with the driver update. During installation, the following dialogue window appears.
- Page 5 PS/2 ProgrammableKeyboard Driver Setup Page 5 Press “Continue Anyway” button to proceed. When the driver upgrade is finished, the following screen will be come out. Press “Finish” to end the device driver upgrade. Reboot your machine and then the programmable keyboard application can be run.
- Page 6 PS/2 ProgrammableKeyboard Driver Setup Page 6 Windows 2000® Open the “Device Manager” from the System in Control Panel. Choose the default keyboard driver as below and then right click this driver. Click on “Property” of this driver.
- Page 7 PS/2 ProgrammableKeyboard Driver Setup Page 7 Press “Update Driver…” in the screen below. Press “Next” to prepare to upgrade the keyboard driver.
- Page 8 PS/2 ProgrammableKeyboard Driver Setup Page 8 In the screen below, choose “Display a list of the known drivers for this device so that I can choose a specific driver” and then press “Next” to proceed. 10. In the screen below, select the device driver for the “Standard 101/102-key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard”...
- Page 9 PS/2 ProgrammableKeyboard Driver Setup Page 9 11. The keyboard device driver is located in the “KB Driver” folder under the folder where the programmable keyboard application is installed. Press “Browse…” to locate this folder. 12. Double click the new device driver “kbfilter.inf” and the following screen will be popped out.
- Page 10 PS/2 ProgrammableKeyboard Driver Setup Page 10 13. The device driver “PS/2 Programmable Keyboard” will be found in the screen below. Press “Next” to proceed. 14. Press “Yes” to continue the installation.
- Page 11 PS/2 ProgrammableKeyboard Driver Setup Page 11 15. When the driver upgrade is finished, the following screen will be come out. Press “Finish” to end the device driver upgrade. Reboot your machine and then the programmable keyboard application can be run.