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Hello group..
Have a fairly new Dell computer running WinXP. Recently bought a new
numeric keypad for it, which is USB. I plugged it in, the system recognized
it, but then popped up the larger window like when you install hardware that
needs drivers. I told it to search and it could not find a driver and thus
the keypad didn't work. I then connected it to another dell in the office,
the same "new hardware" balloon popped up, then it popped up "Human interface
Driver" something and then said " your new hardware is working" and it did.
I opened the device driver on that computer and see under hardware profiles,
it lists Human Interface, but then I opened my device driver and has no such
animal. Both systems are running the same OS, how could mine be missing
this? I then tried the USB mouse from the second computer on mine and same
thing..Couldn't find a driver...Is this somehow shut off in my computer, or
was it somehow removed? Can it be restored without wiping out my computer?
Thanks for any help!!!!
John
Have a fairly new Dell computer running WinXP. Recently bought a new
numeric keypad for it, which is USB. I plugged it in, the system recognized
it, but then popped up the larger window like when you install hardware that
needs drivers. I told it to search and it could not find a driver and thus
the keypad didn't work. I then connected it to another dell in the office,
the same "new hardware" balloon popped up, then it popped up "Human interface
Driver" something and then said " your new hardware is working" and it did.
I opened the device driver on that computer and see under hardware profiles,
it lists Human Interface, but then I opened my device driver and has no such
animal. Both systems are running the same OS, how could mine be missing
this? I then tried the USB mouse from the second computer on mine and same
thing..Couldn't find a driver...Is this somehow shut off in my computer, or
was it somehow removed? Can it be restored without wiping out my computer?
Thanks for any help!!!!
John