Toss them both and get a nice cordless keyboard and mouse set.
RB
On 24/10/2014 1:22 PM, Curly McLain via Mercedes wrote:
If the plugs are the same, it should work. new one is most likely
USB. Depends how old the old one is. <10 yrs old, it probably is
USB. older, round plug, it won't work unless you buy an adapticator.
'Trying to set up new HP computer. Old HP keyboard has easily
readable letters and symbols on the keys; markings on new keyboard
keys are barely readable - are thin and very faintly/dimly printed.
At first, thought I'd just use old keyboard with the new computer,
but now I'm thinking the old one may not be 100% compatible with the
new computer - some special features, etc. What ya think?
Or, are there little stickers available that I can put on the new
keyboard keys to show the letters and symbols more boldly?
Wilton
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