Windows 2000 on Haswell?

[SamBox436]

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?

[ojt_1998]

Is there an option in your bios to set usb keyboards to legacy?

[windows2]

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, 2023 by windows2

[Jakob99]

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

[Omores]

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...