Hello everyone,
Does anyone know how Windows 2000 determines whether or not load the
i8042prt.sys ps/2 keyboard driver? Specifically, does Windows 2000 look
for a PNP node, keyboard status bits, or some kind of ID command from the
keyboard???
Thanks in advance.
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I think in this case keyboard class driver ( kbclass.sys) failed to
connect to keyboard port driver i8042prt,
xxxxx@radisys.com wrote:
Hello everyone,
Does anyone know how Windows 2000 determines whether or not load the
i8042prt.sys ps/2 keyboard driver? Specifically, does Windows 2000 look
for a PNP node, keyboard status bits, or some kind of ID command from the
keyboard???
Thanks in advance.
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