What startup programs are neccessary to run all of the features of the HP PS2 Keyboard?
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For the "quick launch" keys, you need the drivers/program from HP.  However, the basic 105 keys should work without any drivers whatsoever.  The PS2 basic keyboard is recognized and used by the BIOS.  If BIOS doesn't recognize it, you will most probably get a message which will say that no keyboard was found when you start the computer.\n\nFor the hot keys, I think you need to be in an OS first (windows, mac, linux etc).  Then, you need the appropriate drivers or programs.  Microsoft usually sends a CD with their such keyboards.  I am sure HP has the drivers on hp.com.
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click on start go to setting click on control panel and click on keyboard go to hardware click on properties and then troble shoot
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Execute it like you would on any other computer.  Yahoo IM will run on a Pentium II.
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go to start, all programs, accessories, sysem tools, system restore, pick the date you want and follow instructions
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Go to start- programs- accessories- accessibility- on screen keyboard
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Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> System tools -> System Information. \n\nIt's all there.
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start/programs/accessories/calculator
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You would have to check the manual of the keyboard.  If the drivers support it then usually they come with a program that you can use to set stuff like that up.
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I typically refer to a keyboard as KBD. But, if you insist, KB is fine.\n\nNot specifically familiar with this model, but if it has a parallel port, use the HP Laser Jet 4 driver.  Almost all printers support HP PCL.\n\n-KOZ\nYES-Team Computer Repair \nComplete PC - Network - IT support \nQuality + Results equal Excellence \nwww.affirmtech.net \nPhoenix, Arizona Computer Repair + USA Technical Support
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go to start go to run , type in msconfig,, go to start up and turn of start up programs that you don't need to start up when the computer starts ,,
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First, do start -control panel -add & remove programs\nRemove any you don't want/use.\nThen do start - run. Enter 'msconfig' without the quotes and (if you know what they are) disable any programs from starting up on boot that you don't want to.\nSpyware/adware scans are probably worth doing, if you don't do them regularly already.
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Go to start>programs>accessories>system tools>system information
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1) press start\n2) press run\n3) run "msconfig"\n4) press startup\n5) choose the programs that you want or dont want\n6) press restart when you're done
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Make sure you're tapping (not holding down on) the DEL key the ENTIRE time of startup - don't wait too late.  Also, try a wired PS/2 keyboard if yours is wireless or USB.  Take a look at the resource below.
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Start>run>msconfig\n\nYou can set it through there.
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http://www.hp.com/united-states/pse/download.html
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Intel core2duo,1Gb RAM,ATI 9200,creative sbs 5.1,microsoft keyboard and mouse,any TFT monitor.