Keyboard problems

[RSanders]

I am having keyboard problems with one of my computers. When I try to install the drivers for the keyboard, it says that it is unable to load the device driver.. that the file may be corrupted. Do any of you know how I can fix this? I have tried all different kind of drivers for the keyboard. The keyboard was working fine, but now it is doing this. Thanks, Ryan.

 

[RSanders]

http://www.microsoft.com/resou...n-us/prjk_dec_lgsc.asp

It is code 39 on here.. the error that I get.

I must be missing something or some driver is corrupt but I cannot find out which one it is.

Anyhelp is greatly appreciated.

 

[JenniAMDCHP]

Are you trying to install the drivers with a disk/cd provided by the keyboard manufacturer, or are you trying to update the driver through hardware manager? (IE going to the keyboard section and clicking update driver, having it search the internet)

If you haven't tried leting it search for a driver on the internet, give that a shot. Windows device manager can usually find a driver for an item if one exists and isn't already installed on your system.

Not quite sure what to make of it though..most keyboards are just automatically detected once you plug them into a port. That is, if you're using windows - that's all I have experience with. Well, windows and DOS..I'm still a bit of a DOS person at heart. Old habits die hard.. (I still use DOS to navigate rather then windows explorer)

Anyhoo..

Settings --> Control Panel --> System --> Hardware --> Device Manager --> Keyboard section --> Driver tab

Click update driver and see if it will let you update it from the internet (Let it search for a recommended device driver - the next window after that should have Microsoft Windows Update box checked - which means it will scan through the net for a driver that will get your component to work.)

Hope all goes well!
-Jen