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Oldman that not a bad idea I have seen a usb to ps2 adapter yesterday morning when I was buy a mobile phone charger at the computer store, and I will try that adapter trick only cost around $4.00 instead of thinking buying another $90.00 keyboard comes with a PS2 connection.
Quote from: oldman on April 11, 2007, 08:51:55 PMgrab a usb to ps2 adapter. They're usually quiet easy to find.Good morning and G'day,Oldman that not a bad idea I have seen a usb to ps2 adapter yesterday morning when I was buy a mobile phone charger at the computer store, and I will try that adapter trick only cost around $4.00 instead of thinking buying another $90.00 keyboard comes with a PS2 connection.Quote from: davidr on April 11, 2007, 08:51:55 PMIt really is a pain with no standardisation in the different BIOS interface makers screens out there.Yep I have seen way to many different BIOS interface makers out there and they are a real pain in arse, everytime they created something new and new motherboard makers too because BIOS is different for different motherborad design......make me wonder WHY! Aaaaaaaaah.
grab a usb to ps2 adapter. They're usually quiet easy to find.
It really is a pain with no standardisation in the different BIOS interface makers screens out there.
I've follow your instruction run the chkdsk c: /f and type Y (yes) no problem so far, and reboot the computer.During the boot up the checkdisk screen came and it asking me to hit any key before 8 second it up, the keyboard did not responed my command keep mind the new Logitech G15 keyboard USB connection is still working because all the keyboard letters glow in blue the Num Lock light show up on the top right keyboard on every other normal keyboard as normal.All the keyboard letters still glow up in blue and will not interrupt the checkdisk before 8 second when I hit any key.
Hmm, I'm afraid if even Microsoft ('s program) can't work with the keyboard in this case, the problem is not in avast!... Maybe the keyboard Windows drivers aren't loaded soon enough, or something like that
Okay here my USB BIOS setup see attachment and I've tried everything I could and all I could think of is wave the white flag.
Quote from: SpeedyPC on April 13, 2007, 03:00:18 PMOkay here my USB BIOS setup see attachment and I've tried everything I could and all I could think of is wave the white flag.Seems ok... it's a mystery for me...