I bought this Gateway GT 5228 computer with Windows XP installed, but replaced it with Vista Home Premium 64-bit. Now, the really convenient silver shortcut keys for cut, paste, copy, etc. don't work like they did with XP. Is there any way to make them work again?
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Nov 14, 2007
- I bought this Gateway GT 5228 computer with Windows XP installed, but replaced it with Vista Home Premium 64-bit. Now, the really convenient silver shortcut keys for cut, paste, copy, etc. don't work like they did with XP. Is there any way to make them work again?
You have a problem with your drivers. That keyboard is too old and I can not find any vista drivers. I can find XP and Windows 2000 drivers. The regular keys should work, but the extra keys that are not standard on all keyboards, like the cut, paste, and volume controls should not work.
If you want a keyboard to have those functions, then you need to buy a newer keyboard that has vista drivers.
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