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Guest
I have new laptop and a PS/2 ergoboard. I cannot figure out where to plug
keyboard into laptop.
keyboard into laptop.
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JS
Does your laptop provide support for a PS/2. What is the make and model?
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Malke
new said:I have new laptop and a PS/2 ergoboard. I cannot figure out where to
plug keyboard into laptop.
Look at the manual that came with your laptop. If you didn't get a
manual, then look in the laptop's Start Menu since most laptop mftr.'s
put the manual on the hard drive. Failing that, go to the laptop
mftr.'s tech support website for your specific model laptop. The manual
will be there.
Malke
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Thomas Wendell
new said:I have new laptop and a PS/2 ergoboard. I cannot figure out where to
plug keyboard into laptop.
Most likely not possible. Most new laptops have no PS2 ports, only USB
ports...
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NoNoBadDog!
new laptop user said:I have new laptop and a PS/2 ergoboard. I cannot figure out where to plug
keyboard into laptop.
No current laptop supports PS/2. You might get away with using a PS/2 to
USB gender changer, but it depends on the software/drivers for the
motherboard whether this will work or not.
Bobby
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paulmd
new said:I have new laptop and a PS/2 ergoboard. I cannot figure out where to plug
keyboard into laptop.
New laptop + old keyboard. No mix. Chances are good that your laptop
does not have a ps/2 port. There are only two options. PS2 to usb
adaptor (not recommended). Usb keyboard.
G
Guest
My laptop is a dell inspiron E1505. I cannot find a port to accept the type
a keyboard I bought (from dell on the same order).
a keyboard I bought (from dell on the same order).
G
Guest
I have looked at the manual on the hard drive, but can't find anything on
external keyboard installation/attachment.
I'll try the tech support. Thank you.
external keyboard installation/attachment.
I'll try the tech support. Thank you.
G
Guest
Interesting, since dell sold me the keyboard at the same time they sold me
the laptop. thank you, i'll check into it.
the laptop. thank you, i'll check into it.
G
Guest
thank you, this is very helpful.
NoNoBadDog! said:No current laptop supports PS/2. You might get away with using a PS/2 to
USB gender changer, but it depends on the software/drivers for the
motherboard whether this will work or not.
Bobby