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Questions about GIGABYTE products => All other GIGABYTE products => Topic started by: claudioparoli on April 19, 2012, 01:21:32 am
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Hi I've just installed a K8100 and cannot access the ANSI character set via the Alt+numpad keys as I have always done with all MS/Logitech/Dell/no-name etc keyboards.
- The Num Lock is on,
- and I've checked that it works;
- the keyboard is plugged into a USB2 socket on the backplate of a Gigabyte X58 D4 mobo;
- I'm using the usual fonts which all have the additional characters;
- the OS is Win7/64 SP1;
- the driver reported by Control Panel is a2006 HID MS driver (6.1.7601.17514) with no update option.
- the Alt+numpad keys used to work in every program from Notepad to Gmail to InDesign etc. Now it does not work in any program.
I've installed The Ghost engine - perhaps I should uninstall it and see what happens - even though it does not seem to have anything to do with the driver?
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Claudio
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Hi and welcome.
You seem to have taken all the normal steps to get it to work. I too run Windows7 64 bit and connect to my system with a Logitech MK700/710 which is a wireless USB supported version and the ANSI characters seem to display fine. I don't know what else you can do that you haven't tried already. I would certainly remove any programs like The Ghost or similar things.
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thanks Dark Mantis, I've removed the Ghost Engine with no result. Anything to tweak in the BIOS you can think of? character set maybe?
Thanks
claudio
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thanks Dark Mantis, I've removed the Ghost Engine with no result. Anything to tweak in the BIOS you can think of? character set maybe?
Thanks
claudio
I can't think of anything that would affect it apart from if the BIOS itself was missing the necessary element. Try a different BIOS and see if that makes any difference.
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The solution comes from Gigabyte themselves... press Alt+Ctrl+Shft and the key "N" for Normal... and my ANSI characters are back.