October 1, 20232 yr I've gotten onto the setup of Windows 2000, when all of a sudden my USB Keyboard doesn't work (This was after the Setup is starting Windows 2000 portion). What do I do here?
October 2, 20232 yr 18 hours ago, SamBox436 said: I've gotten onto the setup of Windows 2000, when all of a sudden my USB Keyboard doesn't work (This was after the Setup is starting Windows 2000 portion). What do I do here? hi , blackwingcat fix this error in his hfslip , if you option in your bios to set usb keyboards to legacy not exist then you can create hfslip iso of blackwingcat : http://blog.livedoor.jp/blackwingcat/archives/1823238.html Disable the UAC if you use win vista and later in procedure of creation. i made video contain how to create hfslip BWC version : LINK Edited October 2, 20232 yr by windows2
October 4, 20232 yr Yeah, you need to fix USB2 for it to work within setup as it is broken. It's either that or use a PCI-E PS/2 expansion card (if your computer supports such dongles) with PS/2 mouse/keyboard to get through setup and then fixing the USB drivers within Device Manager, as noted here: http://windowsenthusiasts1.epizy.com/USB2Issues.html
October 5, 20232 yr I'm running Windows NT4 on a Ryzen 9 3900X and my solution was to use a PS2 keyboard and a PCI-E to USB 2.0 adapter for mouse. I also have a serial mouse. From NT family, Only NT 3.1/3.51 can get along with an USB emulated keyboard. For some reason, Windows NT4&2K are getting confused with this emulation...
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