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Discussions about PS2 adapters on WindowsForum.com focus on using them to connect older keyboards to modern PCs. Users report issues with driver compatibility, particularly when upgrading to Windows Vista, where keyboards like the Microsoft Office Keyboard (Model RT-9450) may not be recognized even when connected via a PS/2 adapter. Troubleshooting often involves trying different driver versions or software, such as IntelliType, but success is not guaranteed. The PS2 adapter is a common solution for legacy hardware, but driver support can be a challenge.
  1. tinythinker

    Windows Vista USB port issues/Candidate for moron of the year

    OK, I doubt this will have a solution that isn't really traumatic. But oh well. I was having a problem with some devices that were supposed to be 100% fully compatible with Vista Home Premium on My Dell Inspiron Desktop. Namely a SONY Camcorder that was being incorrectly identified and hence...
    • tinythinker
    • Thread
    • bios camcorder compatibility corrupted driver data loss dell device manager driver initialization keyboard legacy hardware peripheral ps2 adapter reinstall windows safe mode startup system restore troubleshooting usb issues windows repair windows vista
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  2. K

    Windows Vista Need driver for MS Office Keyboard

    I just upgraded to Vista Ultimate and can't find a driver for my MS Office Keyboard (Model RT-9450). I tried the latest Intellitype 6.1 but it doesn't list the Office Keyboard. This is a deal-breaker for me. I ran the compatibility test and only had one problem having to do with an old...
    • Kerry
    • Thread
    • compatibility drivers error scan intellitype keyboard microsoft office ps2 adapter support usb windows vista
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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