international keyboard support

September 18, 2007

Hi Everyone,

I installed Windows XP x64 on my computer, and it is working fine except

there is no support for keyboards outside of the US. There are only

four choices in the "Regional & Language Options" under the "Add input

section":

United States-Dvorak

United States-Dvorak for left hand

United States-Dvorak for right hand

United States-International

Any ideas on why support for international keyboards are missing?

September 18, 2007

Re: international keyboard support

Have you installed a keyboard driver?

"ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

news:%23d9LtTg%23HHA.1484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I installed Windows XP x64 on my computer, and it is working fine except

> there is no support for keyboards outside of the US. There are only four

> choices in the "Regional & Language Options" under the "Add input

> section":

>

> United States-Dvorak

> United States-Dvorak for left hand

> United States-Dvorak for right hand

> United States-International

>

> Any ideas on why support for international keyboards are missing?

September 18, 2007

Re: international keyboard support

It's a standard USB keyboard. No drivers are necessary. Works fine in

any 32-bit Windows XP, 2000 computer I've tried it on. With the

previous installations of 32-bit XP/2000, there has always been the

option to select which kind of keyboard you are using in the control

panel. It's just not there in my x64 installation--only the four US

keyboard types I mentioned earlier.

John Barnes wrote:

> Have you installed a keyboard driver?

>

> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> news:%23d9LtTg%23HHA.1484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>> Hi Everyone,

>>

>> I installed Windows XP x64 on my computer, and it is working fine

>> except there is no support for keyboards outside of the US. There are

>> only four choices in the "Regional & Language Options" under the "Add

>> input section":

>>

>> United States-Dvorak

>> United States-Dvorak for left hand

>> United States-Dvorak for right hand

>> United States-International

>>

>> Any ideas on why support for international keyboards are missing?

>

September 18, 2007

Re: international keyboard support

Initially, I think this sounds a bit strange - I llive in Denmark and

exculsively use english installations on my machines, but I do configure my

local keyboard during the installation, and have never been exposed to

anything like this. Try and install a few extra languages from the

'Regional' applett (have your CD ready) and make sure you have defined one

of them as the default and check there is a definition for you default

keyboard characterset from that end.

Come to think of it - If you have the US version, perhaps you need the

International (UK) version for International support in the box?

Tony. . .

"ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

news:e0425$g%23HHA.980@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> It's a standard USB keyboard. No drivers are necessary. Works fine in

> any 32-bit Windows XP, 2000 computer I've tried it on. With the

> previous installations of 32-bit XP/2000, there has always been the

> option to select which kind of keyboard you are using in the control

> panel. It's just not there in my x64 installation--only the four US

> keyboard types I mentioned earlier.

>

> John Barnes wrote:

> > Have you installed a keyboard driver?

> >

> > "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> > news:%23d9LtTg%23HHA.1484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> >> Hi Everyone,

> >>

> >> I installed Windows XP x64 on my computer, and it is working fine

> >> except there is no support for keyboards outside of the US. There are

> >> only four choices in the "Regional & Language Options" under the "Add

> >> input section":

> >>

> >> United States-Dvorak

> >> United States-Dvorak for left hand

> >> United States-Dvorak for right hand

> >> United States-International

> >>

> >> Any ideas on why support for international keyboards are missing?

> >

September 18, 2007

Re: international keyboard support

Yeah, it is very strange. I have never been exposed to anything like

this either. It is only in the the x64 installation I have encountered

this. I use English only installations with Danish keyboard mappings

with all my prior installation of 32-bit Windows with no problems.

I will double check the version of my Windows x64, but it should be the

international version that supports the Danish language and keyboard

since it was purchased here.

Tony Sperling wrote:

> Initially, I think this sounds a bit strange - I llive in Denmark and

> exculsively use english installations on my machines, but I do configure my

> local keyboard during the installation, and have never been exposed to

> anything like this. Try and install a few extra languages from the

> 'Regional' applett (have your CD ready) and make sure you have defined one

> of them as the default and check there is a definition for you default

> keyboard characterset from that end.

>

> Come to think of it - If you have the US version, perhaps you need the

> International (UK) version for International support in the box?

>

> Tony. . .

>

> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> news:e0425$g%23HHA.980@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>> It's a standard USB keyboard. No drivers are necessary. Works fine in

>> any 32-bit Windows XP, 2000 computer I've tried it on. With the

>> previous installations of 32-bit XP/2000, there has always been the

>> option to select which kind of keyboard you are using in the control

>> panel. It's just not there in my x64 installation--only the four US

>> keyboard types I mentioned earlier.

>>

>> John Barnes wrote:

>>> Have you installed a keyboard driver?

>>>

>>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

>>> news:%23d9LtTg%23HHA.1484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>>> Hi Everyone,

>>>>

>>>> I installed Windows XP x64 on my computer, and it is working fine

>>>> except there is no support for keyboards outside of the US. There are

>>>> only four choices in the "Regional & Language Options" under the "Add

>>>> input section":

>>>>

>>>> United States-Dvorak

>>>> United States-Dvorak for left hand

>>>> United States-Dvorak for right hand

>>>> United States-International

>>>>

>>>> Any ideas on why support for international keyboards are missing?

>

September 18, 2007

Re: international keyboard support

I have the Microsoft keyboard and installed the driver, so am unable to

reply to the original standard built in support. Mine is the English

version and has 100+ available to choose from. I use English and Spanish

(Venezuela) for my keyboards.

"ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

news:%23X6Mskh%23HHA.700@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> Yeah, it is very strange. I have never been exposed to anything like this

> either. It is only in the the x64 installation I have encountered this.

> I use English only installations with Danish keyboard mappings with all my

> prior installation of 32-bit Windows with no problems.

>

> I will double check the version of my Windows x64, but it should be the

> international version that supports the Danish language and keyboard since

> it was purchased here.

>

> Tony Sperling wrote:

>> Initially, I think this sounds a bit strange - I llive in Denmark and

>> exculsively use english installations on my machines, but I do configure

>> my

>> local keyboard during the installation, and have never been exposed to

>> anything like this. Try and install a few extra languages from the

>> 'Regional' applett (have your CD ready) and make sure you have defined

>> one

>> of them as the default and check there is a definition for you default

>> keyboard characterset from that end.

>>

>> Come to think of it - If you have the US version, perhaps you need the

>> International (UK) version for International support in the box?

>>

>> Tony. . .

>>

>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

>> news:e0425$g%23HHA.980@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>> It's a standard USB keyboard. No drivers are necessary. Works fine in

>>> any 32-bit Windows XP, 2000 computer I've tried it on. With the

>>> previous installations of 32-bit XP/2000, there has always been the

>>> option to select which kind of keyboard you are using in the control

>>> panel. It's just not there in my x64 installation--only the four US

>>> keyboard types I mentioned earlier.

>>>

>>> John Barnes wrote:

>>>> Have you installed a keyboard driver?

>>>>

>>>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

>>>> news:%23d9LtTg%23HHA.1484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>>>> Hi Everyone,

>>>>>

>>>>> I installed Windows XP x64 on my computer, and it is working fine

>>>>> except there is no support for keyboards outside of the US. There are

>>>>> only four choices in the "Regional & Language Options" under the "Add

>>>>> input section":

>>>>>

>>>>> United States-Dvorak

>>>>> United States-Dvorak for left hand

>>>>> United States-Dvorak for right hand

>>>>> United States-International

>>>>>

>>>>> Any ideas on why support for international keyboards are missing?

>>

September 18, 2007

Re: international keyboard support

I think that most likely something went wrong with your install - if nothing

else comes up, I would do the 'Repair Install', and maybe clean the CD/DVD

drive. A few have had problems installing on USB keyboards even if they work

fine afterwards - try and borrow a PS2 keyboard if you can and go over your

BIOS settings just in case, and do the Repair Install, it will keep your

personal data but the on-line MS updates you have collected will be gone.

Tony. . .

"ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

news:%23X6Mskh%23HHA.700@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> Yeah, it is very strange. I have never been exposed to anything like

> this either. It is only in the the x64 installation I have encountered

> this. I use English only installations with Danish keyboard mappings

> with all my prior installation of 32-bit Windows with no problems.

>

> I will double check the version of my Windows x64, but it should be the

> international version that supports the Danish language and keyboard

> since it was purchased here.

>

> Tony Sperling wrote:

> > Initially, I think this sounds a bit strange - I llive in Denmark and

> > exculsively use english installations on my machines, but I do configure

my

> > local keyboard during the installation, and have never been exposed to

> > anything like this. Try and install a few extra languages from the

> > 'Regional' applett (have your CD ready) and make sure you have defined

one

> > of them as the default and check there is a definition for you default

> > keyboard characterset from that end.

> >

> > Come to think of it - If you have the US version, perhaps you need the

> > International (UK) version for International support in the box?

> >

> > Tony. . .

> >

> > "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> > news:e0425$g%23HHA.980@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> >> It's a standard USB keyboard. No drivers are necessary. Works fine in

> >> any 32-bit Windows XP, 2000 computer I've tried it on. With the

> >> previous installations of 32-bit XP/2000, there has always been the

> >> option to select which kind of keyboard you are using in the control

> >> panel. It's just not there in my x64 installation--only the four US

> >> keyboard types I mentioned earlier.

> >>

> >> John Barnes wrote:

> >>> Have you installed a keyboard driver?

> >>>

> >>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> >>> news:%23d9LtTg%23HHA.1484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> >>>> Hi Everyone,

> >>>>

> >>>> I installed Windows XP x64 on my computer, and it is working fine

> >>>> except there is no support for keyboards outside of the US. There

are

> >>>> only four choices in the "Regional & Language Options" under the "Add

> >>>> input section":

> >>>>

> >>>> United States-Dvorak

> >>>> United States-Dvorak for left hand

> >>>> United States-Dvorak for right hand

> >>>> United States-International

> >>>>

> >>>> Any ideas on why support for international keyboards are missing?

> >

September 19, 2007

Re: international keyboard support

Thanks everyone for your input. I resolved the problem with Microsoft

Keyboard Layout Creator 1.4 (MKLC) -- I just installed it on a computer

with the Danish keyboard layout on it, exported the Danish keyboard

settings via the MKLC, and then imported and installed it using MKLC on

the x64 system.

Worked perfectly!

Tony Sperling wrote:

> I think that most likely something went wrong with your install - if nothing

> else comes up, I would do the 'Repair Install', and maybe clean the CD/DVD

> drive. A few have had problems installing on USB keyboards even if they work

> fine afterwards - try and borrow a PS2 keyboard if you can and go over your

> BIOS settings just in case, and do the Repair Install, it will keep your

> personal data but the on-line MS updates you have collected will be gone.

>

> Tony. . .

>

> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> news:%23X6Mskh%23HHA.700@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> Yeah, it is very strange. I have never been exposed to anything like

>> this either. It is only in the the x64 installation I have encountered

>> this. I use English only installations with Danish keyboard mappings

>> with all my prior installation of 32-bit Windows with no problems.

>>

>> I will double check the version of my Windows x64, but it should be the

>> international version that supports the Danish language and keyboard

>> since it was purchased here.

>>

>> Tony Sperling wrote:

>>> Initially, I think this sounds a bit strange - I llive in Denmark and

>>> exculsively use english installations on my machines, but I do configure

> my

>>> local keyboard during the installation, and have never been exposed to

>>> anything like this. Try and install a few extra languages from the

>>> 'Regional' applett (have your CD ready) and make sure you have defined

> one

>>> of them as the default and check there is a definition for you default

>>> keyboard characterset from that end.

>>>

>>> Come to think of it - If you have the US version, perhaps you need the

>>> International (UK) version for International support in the box?

>>>

>>> Tony. . .

>>>

>>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

>>> news:e0425$g%23HHA.980@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>>> It's a standard USB keyboard. No drivers are necessary. Works fine in

>>>> any 32-bit Windows XP, 2000 computer I've tried it on. With the

>>>> previous installations of 32-bit XP/2000, there has always been the

>>>> option to select which kind of keyboard you are using in the control

>>>> panel. It's just not there in my x64 installation--only the four US

>>>> keyboard types I mentioned earlier.

>>>>

>>>> John Barnes wrote:

>>>>> Have you installed a keyboard driver?

>>>>>

>>>>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

>>>>> news:%23d9LtTg%23HHA.1484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>>>>> Hi Everyone,

>>>>>>

>>>>>> I installed Windows XP x64 on my computer, and it is working fine

>>>>>> except there is no support for keyboards outside of the US. There

> are

>>>>>> only four choices in the "Regional & Language Options" under the "Add

>>>>>> input section":

>>>>>>

>>>>>> United States-Dvorak

>>>>>> United States-Dvorak for left hand

>>>>>> United States-Dvorak for right hand

>>>>>> United States-International

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Any ideas on why support for international keyboards are missing?

>>>

>

September 19, 2007

Re: international keyboard support

Well, thank You! I didn't even know of that one. One more thing to commit

to. . .ahhh? Memory. . ?

Tony. . .

"ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

news:%23Lyikks%23HHA.1164@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> Thanks everyone for your input. I resolved the problem with Microsoft

> Keyboard Layout Creator 1.4 (MKLC) -- I just installed it on a computer

> with the Danish keyboard layout on it, exported the Danish keyboard

> settings via the MKLC, and then imported and installed it using MKLC on

> the x64 system.

>

> Worked perfectly!

>

> Tony Sperling wrote:

> > I think that most likely something went wrong with your install - if

nothing

> > else comes up, I would do the 'Repair Install', and maybe clean the

CD/DVD

> > drive. A few have had problems installing on USB keyboards even if they

work

> > fine afterwards - try and borrow a PS2 keyboard if you can and go over

your

> > BIOS settings just in case, and do the Repair Install, it will keep your

> > personal data but the on-line MS updates you have collected will be

gone.

> >

> > Tony. . .

> >

> > "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> > news:%23X6Mskh%23HHA.700@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> >> Yeah, it is very strange. I have never been exposed to anything like

> >> this either. It is only in the the x64 installation I have encountered

> >> this. I use English only installations with Danish keyboard mappings

> >> with all my prior installation of 32-bit Windows with no problems.

> >>

> >> I will double check the version of my Windows x64, but it should be the

> >> international version that supports the Danish language and keyboard

> >> since it was purchased here.

> >>

> >> Tony Sperling wrote:

> >>> Initially, I think this sounds a bit strange - I llive in Denmark and

> >>> exculsively use english installations on my machines, but I do

configure

> > my

> >>> local keyboard during the installation, and have never been exposed to

> >>> anything like this. Try and install a few extra languages from the

> >>> 'Regional' applett (have your CD ready) and make sure you have defined

> > one

> >>> of them as the default and check there is a definition for you default

> >>> keyboard characterset from that end.

> >>>

> >>> Come to think of it - If you have the US version, perhaps you need the

> >>> International (UK) version for International support in the box?

> >>>

> >>> Tony. . .

> >>>

> >>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> >>> news:e0425$g%23HHA.980@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> >>>> It's a standard USB keyboard. No drivers are necessary. Works fine

in

> >>>> any 32-bit Windows XP, 2000 computer I've tried it on. With the

> >>>> previous installations of 32-bit XP/2000, there has always been the

> >>>> option to select which kind of keyboard you are using in the control

> >>>> panel. It's just not there in my x64 installation--only the four US

> >>>> keyboard types I mentioned earlier.

> >>>>

> >>>> John Barnes wrote:

> >>>>> Have you installed a keyboard driver?

> >>>>>

> >>>>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> >>>>> news:%23d9LtTg%23HHA.1484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> >>>>>> Hi Everyone,

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>> I installed Windows XP x64 on my computer, and it is working fine

> >>>>>> except there is no support for keyboards outside of the US. There

> > are

> >>>>>> only four choices in the "Regional & Language Options" under the

"Add

> >>>>>> input section":

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>> United States-Dvorak

> >>>>>> United States-Dvorak for left hand

> >>>>>> United States-Dvorak for right hand

> >>>>>> United States-International

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>> Any ideas on why support for international keyboards are missing?

> >>>

> >

September 19, 2007

Re: international keyboard support

Tony:

Every day we learn here something new.

MKLC web page:

http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/tools/msklc.mspx

MKLC 1.4 download page:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=8BE579AA-780D-4253-9E0A-E17E51DB2223&displaylang=en

What will be the catch of the day tomorrow?

Carlos

"Tony Sperling" wrote:

> Well, thank You! I didn't even know of that one. One more thing to commit

> to. . .ahhh? Memory. . ?

>

> Tony. . .

>

> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> news:%23Lyikks%23HHA.1164@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> > Thanks everyone for your input. I resolved the problem with Microsoft

> > Keyboard Layout Creator 1.4 (MKLC) -- I just installed it on a computer

> > with the Danish keyboard layout on it, exported the Danish keyboard

> > settings via the MKLC, and then imported and installed it using MKLC on

> > the x64 system.

> >

> > Worked perfectly!

> >

> > Tony Sperling wrote:

> > > I think that most likely something went wrong with your install - if

> nothing

> > > else comes up, I would do the 'Repair Install', and maybe clean the

> CD/DVD

> > > drive. A few have had problems installing on USB keyboards even if they

> work

> > > fine afterwards - try and borrow a PS2 keyboard if you can and go over

> your

> > > BIOS settings just in case, and do the Repair Install, it will keep your

> > > personal data but the on-line MS updates you have collected will be

> gone.

> > >

> > > Tony. . .

> > >

> > > "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> > > news:%23X6Mskh%23HHA.700@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> > >> Yeah, it is very strange. I have never been exposed to anything like

> > >> this either. It is only in the the x64 installation I have encountered

> > >> this. I use English only installations with Danish keyboard mappings

> > >> with all my prior installation of 32-bit Windows with no problems.

> > >>

> > >> I will double check the version of my Windows x64, but it should be the

> > >> international version that supports the Danish language and keyboard

> > >> since it was purchased here.

> > >>

> > >> Tony Sperling wrote:

> > >>> Initially, I think this sounds a bit strange - I llive in Denmark and

> > >>> exculsively use english installations on my machines, but I do

> configure

> > > my

> > >>> local keyboard during the installation, and have never been exposed to

> > >>> anything like this. Try and install a few extra languages from the

> > >>> 'Regional' applett (have your CD ready) and make sure you have defined

> > > one

> > >>> of them as the default and check there is a definition for you default

> > >>> keyboard characterset from that end.

> > >>>

> > >>> Come to think of it - If you have the US version, perhaps you need the

> > >>> International (UK) version for International support in the box?

> > >>>

> > >>> Tony. . .

> > >>>

> > >>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> > >>> news:e0425$g%23HHA.980@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> > >>>> It's a standard USB keyboard. No drivers are necessary. Works fine

> in

> > >>>> any 32-bit Windows XP, 2000 computer I've tried it on. With the

> > >>>> previous installations of 32-bit XP/2000, there has always been the

> > >>>> option to select which kind of keyboard you are using in the control

> > >>>> panel. It's just not there in my x64 installation--only the four US

> > >>>> keyboard types I mentioned earlier.

> > >>>>

> > >>>> John Barnes wrote:

> > >>>>> Have you installed a keyboard driver?

> > >>>>>

> > >>>>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> > >>>>> news:%23d9LtTg%23HHA.1484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> > >>>>>> Hi Everyone,

> > >>>>>>

> > >>>>>> I installed Windows XP x64 on my computer, and it is working fine

> > >>>>>> except there is no support for keyboards outside of the US. There

> > > are

> > >>>>>> only four choices in the "Regional & Language Options" under the

> "Add

> > >>>>>> input section":

> > >>>>>>

> > >>>>>> United States-Dvorak

> > >>>>>> United States-Dvorak for left hand

> > >>>>>> United States-Dvorak for right hand

> > >>>>>> United States-International

> > >>>>>>

> > >>>>>> Any ideas on why support for international keyboards are missing?

> > >>>

> > >

>

September 19, 2007

Re: international keyboard support

Tony:

Wasn't memory the second thing to go and no one can remember what

the first thing to go first was. Have a great day.

--

Dennis Pack

XP x64 SP2, Vista Enterprise x64

Office Professional Plus 2007

"Tony Sperling" <tony.sperling@dbREMOVEmail.dk> wrote in message

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> Well, thank You! I didn't even know of that one. One more thing to commit

> to. . .ahhh? Memory. . ?

>

> Tony. . .

>

> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> news:%23Lyikks%23HHA.1164@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>> Thanks everyone for your input. I resolved the problem with Microsoft

>> Keyboard Layout Creator 1.4 (MKLC) -- I just installed it on a computer

>> with the Danish keyboard layout on it, exported the Danish keyboard

>> settings via the MKLC, and then imported and installed it using MKLC on

>> the x64 system.

>>

>> Worked perfectly!

>>

>> Tony Sperling wrote:

>> > I think that most likely something went wrong with your install - if

> nothing

>> > else comes up, I would do the 'Repair Install', and maybe clean the

> CD/DVD

>> > drive. A few have had problems installing on USB keyboards even if they

> work

>> > fine afterwards - try and borrow a PS2 keyboard if you can and go over

> your

>> > BIOS settings just in case, and do the Repair Install, it will keep

>> > your

>> > personal data but the on-line MS updates you have collected will be

> gone.

>> >

>> > Tony. . .

>> >

>> > "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

>> > news:%23X6Mskh%23HHA.700@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> >> Yeah, it is very strange. I have never been exposed to anything like

>> >> this either. It is only in the the x64 installation I have

>> >> encountered

>> >> this. I use English only installations with Danish keyboard mappings

>> >> with all my prior installation of 32-bit Windows with no problems.

>> >>

>> >> I will double check the version of my Windows x64, but it should be

>> >> the

>> >> international version that supports the Danish language and keyboard

>> >> since it was purchased here.

>> >>

>> >> Tony Sperling wrote:

>> >>> Initially, I think this sounds a bit strange - I llive in Denmark and

>> >>> exculsively use english installations on my machines, but I do

> configure

>> > my

>> >>> local keyboard during the installation, and have never been exposed

>> >>> to

>> >>> anything like this. Try and install a few extra languages from the

>> >>> 'Regional' applett (have your CD ready) and make sure you have

>> >>> defined

>> > one

>> >>> of them as the default and check there is a definition for you

>> >>> default

>> >>> keyboard characterset from that end.

>> >>>

>> >>> Come to think of it - If you have the US version, perhaps you need

>> >>> the

>> >>> International (UK) version for International support in the box?

>> >>>

>> >>> Tony. . .

>> >>>

>> >>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

>> >>> news:e0425$g%23HHA.980@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>> >>>> It's a standard USB keyboard. No drivers are necessary. Works fine

> in

>> >>>> any 32-bit Windows XP, 2000 computer I've tried it on. With the

>> >>>> previous installations of 32-bit XP/2000, there has always been the

>> >>>> option to select which kind of keyboard you are using in the control

>> >>>> panel. It's just not there in my x64 installation--only the four US

>> >>>> keyboard types I mentioned earlier.

>> >>>>

>> >>>> John Barnes wrote:

>> >>>>> Have you installed a keyboard driver?

>> >>>>>

>> >>>>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

>> >>>>> news:%23d9LtTg%23HHA.1484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>> >>>>>> Hi Everyone,

>> >>>>>>

>> >>>>>> I installed Windows XP x64 on my computer, and it is working fine

>> >>>>>> except there is no support for keyboards outside of the US. There

>> > are

>> >>>>>> only four choices in the "Regional & Language Options" under the

> "Add

>> >>>>>> input section":

>> >>>>>>

>> >>>>>> United States-Dvorak

>> >>>>>> United States-Dvorak for left hand

>> >>>>>> United States-Dvorak for right hand

>> >>>>>> United States-International

>> >>>>>>

>> >>>>>> Any ideas on why support for international keyboards are missing?

>> >>>

>> >

>

September 20, 2007

Re: international keyboard support

Yes, I believe so. I must have happened to hit on one of all those

'windows', as defined by Time Bandits?

Tony. . .

"Dennis Pack" <dennispack@hotmail.nospam.com> wrote in message

news:39BD50D0-1F83-40D0-BABE-1637748D0335@microsoft.com...

> Tony:

> Wasn't memory the second thing to go and no one can remember what

> the first thing to go first was. Have a great day.

>

> --

> Dennis Pack

> XP x64 SP2, Vista Enterprise x64

> Office Professional Plus 2007

>

> "Tony Sperling" <tony.sperling@dbREMOVEmail.dk> wrote in message

> news:##mi9Gv#HHA.4784@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> > Well, thank You! I didn't even know of that one. One more thing to

commit

> > to. . .ahhh? Memory. . ?

> >

> > Tony. . .

> >

> > "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> > news:%23Lyikks%23HHA.1164@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> >> Thanks everyone for your input. I resolved the problem with Microsoft

> >> Keyboard Layout Creator 1.4 (MKLC) -- I just installed it on a computer

> >> with the Danish keyboard layout on it, exported the Danish keyboard

> >> settings via the MKLC, and then imported and installed it using MKLC on

> >> the x64 system.

> >>

> >> Worked perfectly!

> >>

> >> Tony Sperling wrote:

> >> > I think that most likely something went wrong with your install - if

> > nothing

> >> > else comes up, I would do the 'Repair Install', and maybe clean the

> > CD/DVD

> >> > drive. A few have had problems installing on USB keyboards even if

they

> > work

> >> > fine afterwards - try and borrow a PS2 keyboard if you can and go

over

> > your

> >> > BIOS settings just in case, and do the Repair Install, it will keep

> >> > your

> >> > personal data but the on-line MS updates you have collected will be

> > gone.

> >> >

> >> > Tony. . .

> >> >

> >> > "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> >> > news:%23X6Mskh%23HHA.700@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> >> >> Yeah, it is very strange. I have never been exposed to anything

like

> >> >> this either. It is only in the the x64 installation I have

> >> >> encountered

> >> >> this. I use English only installations with Danish keyboard

mappings

> >> >> with all my prior installation of 32-bit Windows with no problems.

> >> >>

> >> >> I will double check the version of my Windows x64, but it should be

> >> >> the

> >> >> international version that supports the Danish language and keyboard

> >> >> since it was purchased here.

> >> >>

> >> >> Tony Sperling wrote:

> >> >>> Initially, I think this sounds a bit strange - I llive in Denmark

and

> >> >>> exculsively use english installations on my machines, but I do

> > configure

> >> > my

> >> >>> local keyboard during the installation, and have never been exposed

> >> >>> to

> >> >>> anything like this. Try and install a few extra languages from the

> >> >>> 'Regional' applett (have your CD ready) and make sure you have

> >> >>> defined

> >> > one

> >> >>> of them as the default and check there is a definition for you

> >> >>> default

> >> >>> keyboard characterset from that end.

> >> >>>

> >> >>> Come to think of it - If you have the US version, perhaps you need

> >> >>> the

> >> >>> International (UK) version for International support in the box?

> >> >>>

> >> >>> Tony. . .

> >> >>>

> >> >>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> >> >>> news:e0425$g%23HHA.980@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> >> >>>> It's a standard USB keyboard. No drivers are necessary. Works

fine

> > in

> >> >>>> any 32-bit Windows XP, 2000 computer I've tried it on. With the

> >> >>>> previous installations of 32-bit XP/2000, there has always been

the

> >> >>>> option to select which kind of keyboard you are using in the

control

> >> >>>> panel. It's just not there in my x64 installation--only the four

US

> >> >>>> keyboard types I mentioned earlier.

> >> >>>>

> >> >>>> John Barnes wrote:

> >> >>>>> Have you installed a keyboard driver?

> >> >>>>>

> >> >>>>> "ERG" <private@noreply.net> wrote in message

> >> >>>>> news:%23d9LtTg%23HHA.1484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> >> >>>>>> Hi Everyone,

> >> >>>>>>

> >> >>>>>> I installed Windows XP x64 on my computer, and it is working

fine

> >> >>>>>> except there is no support for keyboards outside of the US.

There

> >> > are

> >> >>>>>> only four choices in the "Regional & Language Options" under the

> > "Add

> >> >>>>>> input section":

> >> >>>>>>

> >> >>>>>> United States-Dvorak

> >> >>>>>> United States-Dvorak for left hand

> >> >>>>>> United States-Dvorak for right hand

> >> >>>>>> United States-International

> >> >>>>>>

> >> >>>>>> Any ideas on why support for international keyboards are

missing?

> >> >>>

> >> >

> >

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