Keyboard Problems

[Tom]

Can anybody help me configure my keyboard on windows xp -
It is installed as a standard 101/102 key keyboard but is
actually a 105 key.

Subsequently some keys don't perform the correct
operation - All the standard keys are in the right place
but when you you the shift option they are wrong - e.g
The @ key is where the " key should be and vice versa and
the pound sign key has been replaced with the # key.

I have installed the software and drivers that came with
the keyboard but they don't change it.

Please email me if you can help.

Tom

 

[Jim Macklin]

Two places to check; control panel-keyboard and device
manager-keyboard. Look for buttons used to update the model
selected or the driver.


--
The people think the Constitution protects their rights;
But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome.


| Can anybody help me configure my keyboard on windows xp -
| It is installed as a standard 101/102 key keyboard but is
| actually a 105 key.
|
| Subsequently some keys don't perform the correct
| operation - All the standard keys are in the right place
| but when you you the shift option they are wrong - e.g
| The @ key is where the " key should be and vice versa and
| the pound sign key has been replaced with the # key.
|
| I have installed the software and drivers that came with
| the keyboard but they don't change it.
|
| Please email me if you can help.
|
| Tom

 

[Sharon F]

Can anybody help me configure my keyboard on windows xp -
It is installed as a standard 101/102 key keyboard but is
actually a 105 key.

Subsequently some keys don't perform the correct
operation - All the standard keys are in the right place
but when you you the shift option they are wrong - e.g
The @ key is where the " key should be and vice versa and
the pound sign key has been replaced with the # key.

I have installed the software and drivers that came with
the keyboard but they don't change it.

Please email me if you can help.

Tom

Check that your language selection for the keyboard is set correctly. Use
Control Panel (classic view)> Regional and Language Options> Language>
Details to check that English-UK (or -USA, or whatever your preference) is
selected for operating system *and* keyboard.