The device sent an incorrect response(s) following a keyboard reset.
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"The device sent an incorrect response(s) following a keyboard reset."
Just lately, the multimedia keys on my HP (Compaq) keyboard often do not
work correctly. Some keys (like volume up/down and mute) did still work,
but the on-screen displays are missing. The "internet" keys do not work
at all.
I noticed in the Event Viewer the error mentioned above occurs at a boot
up, source i8042prt, and this appears to stop the HP keyboard extension
driver KBD.exe from running correctly. All the normal standard keyboard
functions are ok.
On the odd occasion the i8042prt error does not occur at boot up, and
then ALL the multimedia keys work correctly.
As per suggestions on the Web, I have tried un-installing all the HP KBD
stuff, but the i8042prt error still occurs. I have also un-installed the
Windows keyboard driver (so that Windows re-installed it on next boot)
but the problem remains. I have also tried another keyboard. No
different.
I have even tried some suggested registry mods to increase the timeouts
in the kbdclass section, but to no avail.
Anyone any idea of where else I might look for the source of this
annoying problem?
Chris.
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Multimedia keys on Dell laptops working in x64?
... Quickset is the application you need, if the 32 bit versions won't work you might try to find the download for one of their PC's that ships with Vista 64 bit. ... It came pre-installed with XP, which is long now, so I don't really know what Dell installed to make the keyboard work fully there. ... Multimedia keys need the support of software, they aren't part of the OS keyboard driver set. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices) - Re: multimedia keys, F10
... That quirk presumes that your multimedia keys produce some events in either xev or dmesg or at least "sometimes work using extra software like tpd and lineakd". ... Lineakd again relies on xev output so the circle closes, and I was not able to find that tpd software but I assume this is something for Lenovo Thinkpad laptops so not applicable for my Microsoft keyboard. ... a little bit more research reveals that all my problems are because of the kernel bug http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11759 ...
(Fedora) - Re: [opensuse] Using multimedia keys with openSUSE 10.2? (May be solved)
... Does anyone know what is need fot the keyboard multimedia keys to ... Until today I never needed any program to have the multimedia keys ... Well, in my SUSE 10.1, I opened kmix, and select none for all the shortcuts ... than there is no need to use Lineak or tweak xmodmap. ...
(SuSE) - Re: Keyboard multimedia keys
... Try to use xev to see the keycode for that button. ... Center so that Fedora will recognize the multimedia keys. ... I tried every keyboard on the list, and in several the Volume Up ...
(Fedora) - Re: Dustbin k0oK in new complete techno-fuckup
... > windows CD then they may have licensed the boot loader as well. ... > next item in the BIOS boot list is looked to for boot files. ... the machine off, unplug the keyboard, plug it back in. ... > self-abuse, neglect, unauthorised repair, damage from improper installation, ...
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