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I have a Fellowes ergonomic PS/2 keyboard that I want to use with my new Acer computer. Unfortunately my Acer does not come with a PS/2 port, so I purchased the PS/2 (female) to USB (male) adapter. I have tried a number of suggestions and none of them have worked. I have tried unplugging all the USB devices and restarting my computer with only the PS/2 to USB keyboard plugged in. Manual Lavadora Unique Klasse High Gloss on this page. The lights on the keyboard flashed but it didn't allow me to login after pressing any of the keys. Uni En Iso 12100 Pdf Writer here.

Driver Converter Stick Ps2 Roms. The adapter comes with a driver. Don't post links or ask for links to ROMS or BIOS. I am sure there must be a driver.

I have tried Uninstalling the Unknown USB Device driver and restarting, that didn't work. I'm afraid of uninstalling all the USB controllers because I don't want to make matters worse. I also have not changed any of the registry keys or BIOS settings for fear of making my new computer a huge, expensive paperweight. Frei Wild Alle Alben Rapidshare Search.

Does anyone know how to make my PS/2 keyboard work with my new system? Please leave DETAILED instructions and please only respond if you are truly experienced with this issue because I'm not going to turn my computer into a huge, expensive paperweight because JohnDoe2 says to TRY this. Thank you very much for your assistance. Hi, Welcome to Microsoft community forums. Sorry, to know that you are facing this issue. This issue may occur if the correct drivers are not installed for the keyboard and mouse or if USB controllers are corrupted. I would suggest you to remove and reconnect the USB mouse and keyboard when Windows boots.