Keyboard driver

I am running XP and would like to use the Standby facility. When I try, a
message "Device driver for standard 101/102 or PS/2 keyboard is preventing
entering standby need new driver", I am using an old Tiny keyboard which I
have had for 8 years which works perfectly but nowhere can I find a newer
driver on the net which is newer than the one I have. Have I no choice other
than to buy a new keyboard. Any help appreciated

"Graham H" wrote in message
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I am running XP and would like to use the Standby facility. When I try, a
message "Device driver for standard 101/102 or PS/2 keyboard is preventing
entering standby need new driver", I am using an old Tiny keyboard which I
have had for 8 years which works perfectly but nowhere can I find a newer
driver on the net which is newer than the one I have. Have I no choice
other
than to buy a new keyboard. Any help appreciated

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814149

It isn't the keyboard, it's more likely a version of Adobe Type Manager.

HTH
-pk

"Patrick Keenan" wrote:

"Graham H" wrote in message
...
I am running XP and would like to use the Standby facility. When I try, a
message "Device driver for standard 101/102 or PS/2 keyboard is preventing
entering standby need new driver", I am using an old Tiny keyboard which I
have had for 8 years which works perfectly but nowhere can I find a newer
driver on the net which is newer than the one I have. Have I no choice
other
than to buy a new keyboard. Any help appreciated

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814149

It isn't the keyboard, it's more likely a version of Adobe Type Manager.

HTH
-pk
Many thanks. How do I go about getting a solution?

"Graham H" wrote in message
...


"Patrick Keenan" wrote:

"Graham H" wrote in message
...
I am running XP and would like to use the Standby facility. When I try,
a
message "Device driver for standard 101/102 or PS/2 keyboard is
preventing
entering standby need new driver", I am using an old Tiny keyboard
which I
have had for 8 years which works perfectly but nowhere can I find a
newer
driver on the net which is newer than the one I have. Have I no choice
other
than to buy a new keyboard. Any help appreciated

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814149

It isn't the keyboard, it's more likely a version of Adobe Type Manager.

HTH
-pk
Many thanks. How do I go about getting a solution?

At that link there are directions for removing Adobe Type Manager via
add/remove programs.

If you feel you need Adobe Type Manager, contact Adobe for a version that
doesn't cause this problem.

HTH
-pk

"Patrick Keenan" wrote:

"Graham H" wrote in message
...


"Patrick Keenan" wrote:

"Graham H" wrote in message
...
I am running XP and would like to use the Standby facility. When I try,
a
message "Device driver for standard 101/102 or PS/2 keyboard is
preventing
entering standby need new driver", I am using an old Tiny keyboard
which I
have had for 8 years which works perfectly but nowhere can I find a
newer
driver on the net which is newer than the one I have. Have I no choice
other
than to buy a new keyboard. Any help appreciated

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814149

It isn't the keyboard, it's more likely a version of Adobe Type Manager.

HTH
-pk
Many thanks. How do I go about getting a solution?

At that link there are directions for removing Adobe Type Manager via
add/remove programs.

If you feel you need Adobe Type Manager, contact Adobe for a version that
doesn't cause this problem.

HTH
-pk


Very many thanks. Worked first time. I dont even know why I had Adobe Type Manager. Never used it.