Microsoft natural multimedia

Microsoft Natural multimedia Keyboard 1.0A


Screen shot 2011-07-14 at 7.00.45 PM

Method #2: Drivers Drivers Drivers

You may have heard of drivers before when looking up troubleshooting methods for other devices, but if you haven't, here's a quick rundown: Drivers are the piece of software that tell your computer how to handle your hardware, so that when you plug in, say, a webcam, it knows where to look and how to interpret the signals it gets from the camera. The same applies to keyboards. So why could this cause your keyboard not to work?

- Right click on "My Computer" and select the "Hardware" tab

- Click on "Device Manager" and look on the left-hand side of the window for the list of devices

- Find the "Keyboards" section, expand it, and find your keyboard.

- Right click on the keyboard and select "Update Drivers"

- When the prompt box appears, simply choose option of letting your computer search for drivers as opposed to finding them yourself. After the search completes, continue to follow the on-screen instructions and then close it when it finishes.



Share this article





Related Posts



Latest Posts
Multimedia software list
Multimedia software…
Location & Hours Located on the…
Multimedia artists and Animators
Multimedia artists…
A few entry-level multimedia and animator…
Multimedia books free Download
Multimedia books…
I’m so excited to release a free multimedia…
USB Multimedia Player for TV
USB Multimedia…
Crenova® MP023 1080P Full HD Multi TV…
History of Multimedia timeline
History of Multimedia…
User profile: Angela Age: 32 Occupation:…
Search
Featured posts
  • Microsoft Natural Multimedia Keyboard
  • Microsoft Wireless Multimedia Keyboard
  • Microsoft Multimedia Keyboard 1.1
  • Microsoft Multimedia Keyboard 1.0a driver
  • Mini Multimedia Keyboard
  • Wired Multimedia Keyboard
  • IK Multimedia Keyboard
  • Multimedia Keyboards
  • Multimedia Keyboard driver
Copyright © 2024 l multimedia-technology.com. All rights reserved.