(not sure if i post in a correct forum section ) I've been trying to install High Sierra on HP 6300 SSF/i7-3770/8GB/Intel HD GPU as my 1st time installation guide . Managed to boot from UniBeast 8.3.2 USB drive but stuck on MacOS Utilities screen. Problem : PS/2 mouse and keyboard don't work after loading macOS Utilities screen
But, it seems that the ELAN Keyboard filter device driver is not working (there is a exclamation mark). And then, I've tried to restore the keyboard driver to the previous one (Standard PS/2 Keyboard), yet the same problem is re-occurring - back slash ("\") is typing by itself (again). Then, I updated again to the ELAN Keyboard filter device
One big difference is PS/2 is not hot-swappable. In fact, if you connect or disconnect a PS/2 keyboard or mouse while the computer is on, permanent damage to the device or the motherboard may occur. Another big difference is speed. While not likely an issue for regular office workers, it sure can be for gamers.
Does your old mechanical keyboard or Model M no longer work on your new PC that lacks PS/2 ports? With this adapter, that's not a problem whatsoever. This ad
1. to repair the ps/2 port, if that is the problem, or. 2. convert your ps/2 mouse port to a ps/2 keyboard port by cutting two tracks on the board, and rewiring, or. 3. or replace the ps/2

The previous inputs will be stuck active and I can't even alt+tab or ctrl+alt+del. I end up having to reboot. It's a PS/2 mouse and keyboard, and the issue doesn't occur in dos (the system dual boots between the two) I haven't tried a USB keyboard and mouse, and I don't think I have one that's old enough that the computer will recognize it.

First of all，the keyboard must support power on by keyboard, it must be the PS/2 keyboard!! Memo：（1）ASUS BIOS can't support power on by USB keyboard！ （2）If not connect PS2 keyboard, you can't see the option of power on by keyboard！ The steps are below: 1. Press 'Del' or 'F2' in the keyboard after power on, enter into Advanced Mode:
Last week my keyboard got unplugged but it would not work after plugging it back in. After doing some research, the keyboard that I use involves a PS/2 conne
What I noticed is that I can't find the laptops' keyboard driver on Device Manager (pic below). The External keyboard shows up fine. I'm pretty sure it's all because of the driver is missing, so I searched 'Standard PS/2 Keyboard Driver Download' on Google but none of the sites seem to be from Microsoft official websites.
Solution 2: Update or Reinstall Keyboard Driver. To fix laptop keyboard not working in Windows 10/11, try to update or reinstall your keyboard driver by following these steps: Step 1: Right-click on the Start button to choose Device Manager. Step 2: Scroll down to choose Keyboards. Right-click on Standard PS/2 Keyboard, choose Update driver and
Recently I have been having this problem where my PS/2 keyboard and mouse both stop responding. The lights are still on, but neither work. Sometimes it happens just to my mouse, and not the keyboard, but usually both. When it happens, they are not responding for anywhere from a few seconds, to a few minutes (but by that point I restart the
And I have PS/2 keyboard on host hardware. Is there any way to pass it to guest OS without lost of performance (maybe emulate USB keyboard with keys mapping from PS/2 keyboard). I tried to use Spice server (from libvirt GUI "Virtual Machine Manager"), but it gives very annoying delay when pressing keys.
1. Enable USB Assistance. Maybe the integrated peripherals/default peripherals are not enabled in BIOS or the BIOS can’t detect your USB. So you need to allow it to use your keyboard. Here are the steps to enable USB Support: Go to BIOS: Reboot your PC and hold the BIOS key to enter BIOS. After changing the Cmos battery my Ps2 keyboard and mouse are not working. USB keyboad is working fine. Ps2 keyboard and mouse are working fine on other computer. I also enable the ps2 keboard and mouse option in bios setting using USB keyboad but didn't get success.
Double-click the UpperFilters:REG_MULTI_SZ: Lmouflt2 mouclass value, and then remove only the Lmouflt2 entry. On the Registry menu, click Close. On the Registry menu, click Exit. Restart. the computer with the mouse/keyboard problems. After the computer. restarts, the mouse and keyboard should be functional.

In addition, PS/2 mouse will not work with Windows 10 by default, but we can fix it. For some reason PS/2 mouse is disabled on registry level and it can be turned back on. The procedure will take 2 minutes and computer restart. So, let’s start. Press Windows+R and type in “regedit”. Press OK to launch registry editor. Right click on Start

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