dhbailey wrote:
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
At 05:11 PM 5/26/06 -0400, Christopher Smith wrote:
On May 26, 2006, at 2:50 PM, dhbailey wrote:
The only down-side is that if you ever need to stop your computer
booting at the setup screen, you need to keep a cabled keyboard and
mouse around to attach and use, since the wireless stuff only works
once the drivers are loaded in windows.
Not the case for Mac, which has built-in generic drivers so the mouse
will work with no installation. To get the cool proprietary software
tricks, you will probably need to install the driver, but I didn't.
I have a Logitech wireless keyboard, and it works all the time, no
drivers
(unless you want the extended keyboard features, which I don't use). The
keyboard communicates with the base, which looks like a keyboard to the
computer. It works at boot for BIOS setup, etc.
Cool -- what port does it plug into?
Hating to reply to my own e-mail, I think there is a way that I could
plug mine in and have it recognized right off the bat. Perhaps I'll try
it and see if it will work for me. As it is I have it plugged into a
USB port, but I think I can plug the receiver into both mouse and
keyboard ports with an adapter and in that case it should work as
generic keyboard/mouse for BIOS setup control.
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David H. Bailey
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