Can modify BIOS with USB keyboard but not select OS in BootManager

Discussion in 'Windows Vista Installation' started by William Biesty, Apr 23, 2007.

  1. William Biesty

    William Biesty Guest

    My ASUS A7S333 motherboard recognizes key presses on my Microsoft wireless
    USB keyboard to enter and modify the BIOS, whether the Legacy USB setting is
    enabled or disabled. Once the boot manager starts, (I dual boot with XP), I
    have to use my old legacy PS/2 keyboard to select which OS I want to run.

    Can you enhance the boot manager to recognize the USB keyboards?
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    William Biesty, Apr 23, 2007
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  2. William Biesty

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    Actually it does recognize the USB keyboard. I had to wait for the *wireless*
    devices to sync up first.
     
    William Biesty, Jun 3, 2007
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