I have a philips mt2700 pc running windows xp.
after a reboot due to a virus, every time i start up windows says it has found new hardwear and wants to search for drivers.but a problem is found each time it trys
drivers it is looking for are for a keyboard microsoft mcir 109
but the kboard i am uing is the one that came with the p.it is a philips 5545urf uk
can you help please as this is driving me mad
thanks ian
Try finding the driver's to download directly from the Philips site. Go into Device Manager and expand Input devices and select the keyboard then update driver. Choose to manually select the driver and choose the one you downloaded from Philips.
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This isn't software or a virus or even a ghost in your keyboard.
You have some "sticky" keys. Have a look very closely around those keys and make sure something small hasn't fallen between the keys preventing them from operating correctly.
You may have also had some liquid spint on that section (not by you) and you didn't realise.
Unplug the keyboard, turn it over in the air and give it a good shaking (don't beat it or hit it) just shake it and see if you can hear anything possibly lodged in there...maybe a midnight snack =)
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check some Option Driver's control Panel system - Hardware - Device Manager - go to Keyboard's Up Date Drivers your Problem Solove ok
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the mouse and keyboard will run on windows xp default drivers however you will lose some of the multimedia functions on the keyboard itself
just unplug and pulg back in for xp to install it this should make it work i have the same keyboard and i m still looking for updated drivers too for xp will let you know if i find them
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Are your batteries in the Keyboard and mouse good?
On the receiver there is three lights. The "A" is the CAP LOCK light, The "1" is the RECEIVER light and the "F" is the F LOCK light.
You probably have gotten it working by now but here is a way to get it work if not.
Press the Receiver button a(and the lights will start flashing, then if its the Keyboard that isn't working, press the small RESET/CONNECT button on the back of the board to connect.
If its the MOUSE do the same except push the small RESET?CONNECT button on the back of the mouse to connect. Then they should work properly. Hope this helps. Bud
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Also you may want to run a thorough scan to ensure the virus was completely removed.
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