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I have a MS Wireless Entertaainment Keyboard 8000 and I dual boot with XP and
Vista. At least I used to. However when I boot up and the options come up on the DOS screen I am unable to select the second options down because the arrows keys do not work on this keyboard at bootup. I cannot select the second option down. This is terrible for such an expensive keyboard. It worked fine on my old $15 keyboard!!! What can be done. I have tried the main arrows at lower right and the arrows on keyboard main. Nothing works. Help please. Richard Binns |
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On Oct 6, 1:24*pm, rgbinns <rgbi...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I have a MS Wireless Entertaainment Keyboard 8000 and I dual boot with XPand > Vista. At least I used to. However when I boot up and the options come upon > the DOS screen I am unable to select the second options down because the > arrows keys do not work on this keyboard at bootup. I cannot select the > second option down. This is terrible for such an expensive keyboard. It > worked fine on my old $15 keyboard!!! > What can be done. I have tried the main arrows at lower right and the arrows > on keyboard main. Nothing works. Help please. > Richard Binns You probably do not have the BIOS setting "Use USB legacy.." or "Use USB keyboard / mouse.." options set. |
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"smlunatick" wrote: > On Oct 6, 1:24 pm, rgbinns <rgbi...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > I have a MS Wireless Entertaainment Keyboard 8000 and I dual boot with XP and > > Vista. At least I used to. However when I boot up and the options come up on > > the DOS screen I am unable to select the second options down because the > > arrows keys do not work on this keyboard at bootup. I cannot select the > > second option down. This is terrible for such an expensive keyboard. It > > worked fine on my old $15 keyboard!!! > > What can be done. I have tried the main arrows at lower right and the arrows > > on keyboard main. Nothing works. Help please. > > Richard Binns > > You probably do not have the BIOS setting "Use USB legacy.." or "Use > USB keyboard / mouse.." options set. > Thank you for your help, I have now enabled 'Use USB legacy keyboard and mouse' but to no avail. The strange thing is that I could get into the BIOS settings OK and navigate using the new keyboard. However still no luck when I try to select Vista in my dual boot list. It seems I will have to keep my old keyboard handy to do the trick. Once again thanks |
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"rgbinns" wrote: > > > "smlunatick" wrote: > > > On Oct 6, 1:24 pm, rgbinns <rgbi...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > > I have a MS Wireless Entertaainment Keyboard 8000 and I dual boot with XP and > > > Vista. At least I used to. However when I boot up and the options come up on > > > the DOS screen I am unable to select the second options down because the > > > arrows keys do not work on this keyboard at bootup. I cannot select the > > > second option down. This is terrible for such an expensive keyboard. It > > > worked fine on my old $15 keyboard!!! > > > What can be done. I have tried the main arrows at lower right and the arrows > > > on keyboard main. Nothing works. Help please. > > > Richard Binns > > > > You probably do not have the BIOS setting "Use USB legacy.." or "Use > > USB keyboard / mouse.." options set. > > > Thank you for your help, > I have now enabled 'Use USB legacy keyboard and mouse' but to no avail. > The strange thing is that I could get into the BIOS settings OK and navigate > using the new keyboard. However still no luck when I try to select Vista in > my dual boot list. It seems I will have to keep my old keyboard handy to do > the trick. > Once again thanks I have fixed my problem simply by removing the transceirver from the docking/charging station and plugging it into a USB port on the side of my PC. I read in another post where someone was having a similar prob getting into the BIOS settings and that is what they did. GREAT. |
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On Oct 7, 7:24*pm, rgbinns <rgbi...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> "rgbinns" wrote: > > > "smlunatick" wrote: > > > > On Oct 6, 1:24 pm, rgbinns <rgbi...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > > > I have a MS Wireless Entertaainment Keyboard 8000 and I dual boot with XP and > > > > Vista. At least I used to. However when I boot up and the options come up on > > > > the DOS screen I am unable to select the second options down because the > > > > arrows keys do not work on this keyboard at bootup. I cannot selectthe > > > > second option down. This is terrible for such an expensive keyboard.. It > > > > worked fine on my old $15 keyboard!!! > > > > What can be done. I have tried the main arrows at lower right and the arrows > > > > on keyboard main. Nothing works. Help please. > > > > Richard Binns > > > > You probably do not have the BIOS setting "Use USB legacy.." or "Use > > > USB keyboard / mouse.." options set. > > > Thank you for your help, > > I have now enabled 'Use USB legacy keyboard and mouse' but to no avail. > > The strange thing is that I could get into the BIOS settings OK and navigate > > using the new keyboard. However still no luck when I try to select Vista in > > my dual boot list. It seems I will have to keep my old keyboard handy to do > > the trick. > > Once again thanks > > I have fixed my problem simply by removing the transceirver from the > docking/charging station and plugging it into a USB port on the side of my > PC. I read in another post where someone was having a similar prob getting > into the BIOS settings and that is what they did. GREAT.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - Docking station??? I do not believe that your ever mentioned that your were / are using a docking station. Then, yes of course, the docking station is the cause of the problem. |
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