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I am not able to install a Logitech corded Wave Keyboard to my Win. XP operated Pc. I currently have a Microsoft Natural keyboard with a PS-2 only plug. The Wave keyboard is USB only. I can't get past the "keyboard error or keyboard not installed" on boot up. I have went along with the instruction saying install the keyboard first then install the software and I am not able to get a total software install, in fact only about 1% of the software installs...doesn't work get the keyboard error when trying to install the Logitech. The computer is consistent in booting with the Natural and failing to boot with the Wave. Help!!
I checked and found the keyboard USB enabled and left it there in the bios setup. Thank for that well thought out answer, but it didn't hurt obviously but I still am not able to use the USB connected keyboardI checked and found the keyboard USB enabled and left it there in the bios setup. Thank for that well thought out answer, but it didn't hurt obviously but I still am not able to use the USB connected keyboard
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have you tried downloading the drivers from logitrech? or maybe see if your northbridge chip set needs updating. have you tried downloading the drivers from logitrech? or maybe see if your northbridge chip set needs updating.
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1.Find "Keyboards" in Device manager if not present then repair it. 2. If there is a "keyboards" and it shows your keyboard model (ex: "Standard 101/102-Key or Natural PS/2 Keyboard") try right clicking and "Uninstal" it's driver, then reebooting. 3. Wait for Windowsâ® to install the new hardware (Keyboard), or -if your keyboard came with a CD or diskette instal from there. Reeboot again to be sure.
Im certain those features on that keyboard are designed for Windows Vista , but if you have any software that was with the keyboard install it , now these features should work.
If you can't find your CD/'s here is a link to the logitech website with the applications
There is more than one way for that imager to send data to the computer. Are you using USB, serial, or is there a little box that goes between your existing keyboard and the PC that accepts the scanner connector?
I checked and found the keyboard USB enabled and left it there in the bios setup. Thank for that well thought out answer, but it didn't hurt obviously but I still am not able to use the USB connected keyboard
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