How did you disable it, Lawrence?

On Mar 15, 8:44 am, Lawrence David Eden <[email protected]> wrote:
> I know this tune all too well, having just played it recently...
>
> I finally disabled the "Keyboard Assistant" that came with Tiger.  I
> got tired of being nagged by the Assistant and I noticed that my
> keyboard was functioning properly.  This is one of those cases where
> I don't understand what the problem is on Apple's side, but choose to
> ignore it and go about my business as usual.
> I might add that this same issue came up on my wife's iMac G5 after
> doing a low level reset.  The G5 did not recognize its own
> keyboard....but it worked just fine.
>
> >tonycd wrote:
> >>  Just installed Tiger on a new blank hard drive in a B&W, then
> >>  transplanted the drive into another B&W. (Long story. You don't wanna
> >>  know.)
>
> >>  The computer booted up perfectly. When the "Initialize Your
> >>  Keyboard" (or whatever the window's called) popped up, though, it
> >>  "doinked" that it didn't acknowledge the key I struck when instructed
> >>  to hit the key to the right of the left-hand Shift key.
>
> >Did you try hitting any other keys.
>
> >Is this USB keyboard a non-Apple keyboard?
>
> >>  I connected the ADB Mac Extended Keyboard II and its ADB mouse that
> >>  this machine will ultimately be using (without disconnecting the other
> >>  -- duh!). Same thing. Recognized the error, disconnected the USB
> >>  devices, restarted. Same result.
>
> >>  The dialog box always gives the same error message: "You're hitting
> >>  the build-in (sic) keyboard. Use your external keyboard."
>
> >>  This edition of Tiger came on CD's. I ordered it from the Internets.
> >>  The disks say "CPU Drop-In." I'm not aware of ANY recent-vintage Apple
> >>  with a built-in keyboard. What gives?
>
> >Uhm, every laptop has a built-in keyboard...
>
> >For whatever reason it sounds like it thinks you have a laptop, or at
> >least a laptop keyboard.
>
> >Are you plugging in the USB keyboard to the built in USB ports?
>
> >--
> >Clark Martin
> >Redwood City, CA, USA
> >Macintosh / Internet Consulting
>
> >"I'm a designated driver on the Information Super Highway"
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