Since the computer works with SCANTEST, it means it's not a hardware problem,
so a software driver could potentially fix it.
You haven't said what program this is for, and that could possibly be useful to
know.
You can try the KEYB driver from the FreeDOS site (look in the BASE section),
which
Thank you for your answers
i have test your SCANTEST program, F12 touch work! but no in my DOS program...
my computers with this problem, i have tested to plug a external usb keyboard,
and i have same problem..
[fuc**ng BIOS!]
there are no a solution ? :(
Hi,
On Wed, Jan 29, 2014 at 9:43 AM, Bret Johnson wrote:
>
> It could be that you need to load a driver, but that's unlikely. The most
> probable cause is
> a "funky" BIOS in the computers, and in particular the laptops (I've had
> laptops where the
> internal keyboard doesn't work quite right
It could be that you need to load a driver, but that's unlikely. The most
probable cause is a "funky" BIOS in the computers, and in particular the
laptops (I've had laptops where the internal keyboard doesn't work quite right).
I would start by testing the keyboard with my SCANTEST program, whi
