Youll just have to find yourself a PS/2 keyboard, they are not quite unobtainium yet. SkyMage Codesmith wrote: Have had the same experience.

If using a USB to PS2 adapter, that doesnt apply, but like many have mentioned, the adapters ARE problematic. i am working with a TU2-PCLINK host-to-host USB data transfer cable.The cable uses the OTI-2108. That's why I hate writing these, they often lead me to buying more stuff. BTW, PS2 is hardware driven, you need to restart a computer with a PS2 input device to see it. Which Ethernet chipset is used in Trendnet TU-ET100C adapter.

I may just do it for another PC that's giving me fits.

If I need one for another computer, I WILL buy another one of these. Many were cheaper, but none worked as well as this one does. Overall Review: I tried about 5 or 6 other ones of these same types of converts. It's just hard to get into without cutting your hands up. Too may companies use it because it IS somewhat inexpensive, it's protective & displays their product well. This one has a nice easy open space at the the top that can be cut with the scissors.Īs you can probably tell, I have a personal problem with that type of packaging. A good pair of scissors will easily do the trick & too be honest, it's not as bad as some of them. I've used many others that didn't work, but this one does.Ĭons: About the only thing bad thing I can say about this is that it has that crazy plastic packaging that MANY items have today, that takes a can opener, flame thrower or butcher knife to get into. Windows reads this port right away & loaded the driver the first time & that was that. TRENDnet TU-PS2 USB to PS/2 Converter Connect a PS/2 keyboard and mouse to a USB port on your computer Easy installation with Universal Plug and Play (UPnP). I also have no trouble getting into the BIOS before the system boots up, something that sometimes happened with the cheap ones. Some didn't work at all, while others worked for a while, but then stopped working all together or when I switched away from this PC to another one on the KVM, then came back to this one, I had to unplug the mouse connector & plug it back in to make the mouse start working again. I tried using a few other converts of the same type that I bought on Beay for cheap. I'm using this on a Windows 7 Pro 64-bit system. I should also say that I'm using this with an older KVM 4 way switch & it STILL works perfectly. I just shut my system down, plugged this gizmo into the ps/2 mouse & keyboard connections & plugged the other end into the USB port of my PC. Pros: I waited for a while to write this just to make sure it didn't stop working, but it worked perfectly from the time I plugged it in & hasn't give me any problems since.

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