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August 22nd 06, 10:57 PM
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USB mouse & keyboard legacy question
I'm running XP Home Edition on an Asus P4C800-E deluxe board. The bios is
default for the board. I have USB 2.0 support and no issues with USB controllers that I'm aware of. Right now in the CMOS settings, my USB Legacy setting is on (auto). I take it that XP is determining how this support is being used with this setting? Question is this; Right now I'm using both a mouse and keyboard on PS/2 ports. If I install a mouse and a keyboard that use USB, should I or do I have to, enable Legacy in the CMOS settings, or is it ok to leave it where it is now on (auto)? Many thanks Dudley 
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August 23rd 06, 02:38 PM
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USB mouse & keyboard legacy question
"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
... I'm running XP Home Edition on an Asus P4C800-E deluxe board. The bios is default for the board. I have USB 2.0 support and no issues with USB controllers that I'm aware of. Right now in the CMOS settings, my USB Legacy setting is on (auto). I take it that XP is determining how this support is being used with this setting? Question is this; Right now I'm using both a mouse and keyboard on PS/2 ports. If I install a mouse and a keyboard that use USB, should I or do I have to, enable Legacy in the CMOS settings, or is it ok to leave it where it is now on (auto)? Many thanks Dudley If you ever have access the bios with USB keyboard, set to legacy before making the swap. -- Jonny
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August 23rd 06, 02:43 PM
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USB mouse & keyboard legacy question
Thank you.
DH "Jonny" wrote in message ... "Dudley Henriques" wrote in message ... I'm running XP Home Edition on an Asus P4C800-E deluxe board. The bios is default for the board. I have USB 2.0 support and no issues with USB controllers that I'm aware of. Right now in the CMOS settings, my USB Legacy setting is on (auto). I take it that XP is determining how this support is being used with this setting? Question is this; Right now I'm using both a mouse and keyboard on PS/2 ports. If I install a mouse and a keyboard that use USB, should I or do I have to, enable Legacy in the CMOS settings, or is it ok to leave it where it is now on (auto)? Many thanks Dudley If you ever have access the bios with USB keyboard, set to legacy before making the swap. -- Jonny
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