G
Goetz Martin
Hello @all!
my system: Windows XP prof.; Mainboard Gigabyte 6va7+ (BAT board, not
ATX!!); Celeron 600@900; 768 MB
My keyboard is recognized in 80% of all startups.
In Windows98 it was recognized at 100% of all startups.
My Hardwaresystem is rather old, the keyboard is connected via the "old"
large 5 pin connector.
In germany this type of connector is called DIN-connector, it rather similar
to ps/2, but larger.
The same problem ist there for my US Robotics Modem and the PNP-Mode. I
could solve this by not using the PNP Mode and directly setting the port
number (COM2) .
I guess there ist a timeout wich is in 20% of the cases to
small that the devices can annound themselves to the system.
Can the timeout period for recognition be increased, or are there any other
drivers available that can be used for a standard Keyboard?
Thank you very much!
my system: Windows XP prof.; Mainboard Gigabyte 6va7+ (BAT board, not
ATX!!); Celeron 600@900; 768 MB
My keyboard is recognized in 80% of all startups.
In Windows98 it was recognized at 100% of all startups.
My Hardwaresystem is rather old, the keyboard is connected via the "old"
large 5 pin connector.
In germany this type of connector is called DIN-connector, it rather similar
to ps/2, but larger.
The same problem ist there for my US Robotics Modem and the PNP-Mode. I
could solve this by not using the PNP Mode and directly setting the port
number (COM2) .
I guess there ist a timeout wich is in 20% of the cases to
small that the devices can annound themselves to the system.
Can the timeout period for recognition be increased, or are there any other
drivers available that can be used for a standard Keyboard?
Thank you very much!