Hello,
I have a Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit desktop with an ASUS M4A87TD EVO motherboard. Recently, I have this problem with my wired Saitek Eclipse PZ30AU keyboard: when I type, the typed key does not appear on the screen. In other words, the keys are unresponsive. The keyboard is illuminated, whether the desktop is turned on/off. Although, back then, when it was working, the light is always turned off whenever the desktop is turned off. I don't know why it's lighted even though the desktop is off.
I tried using a different USB port, and even tried using a wireless keyboard. I had no luck with both. However, my wired usb mouse works fine. I even tried my USB wireless network adapter in two USB ports, and I still have signal, so I'm assuming that works fine also.
I downloaded the chipset driver, the M4A87TD EVO BIOS 2001 driver, and an NEC Electronics Corporation USB 3.0 Controller driver. But first, I had to install the Akamai NetSession Interface. After I downloaded all three files, I installed the chipset driver and USB driver by unzipping them, clicking on each file, and clicking on the setup. For some reason, the BIO 2001 driver only had a ROM file, so I just deleted that altogether. After installing and restarting the computer, the keyboard still does not work.
I want to point out that even before manually downloading the drivers, I tried using WIndows Update to install all recommended and important updates. After restarting the computer, the keyboard lights kept blinking on and off.
Anyone know of a solution?
Thanks.
I have a Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit desktop with an ASUS M4A87TD EVO motherboard. Recently, I have this problem with my wired Saitek Eclipse PZ30AU keyboard: when I type, the typed key does not appear on the screen. In other words, the keys are unresponsive. The keyboard is illuminated, whether the desktop is turned on/off. Although, back then, when it was working, the light is always turned off whenever the desktop is turned off. I don't know why it's lighted even though the desktop is off.
I tried using a different USB port, and even tried using a wireless keyboard. I had no luck with both. However, my wired usb mouse works fine. I even tried my USB wireless network adapter in two USB ports, and I still have signal, so I'm assuming that works fine also.
I downloaded the chipset driver, the M4A87TD EVO BIOS 2001 driver, and an NEC Electronics Corporation USB 3.0 Controller driver. But first, I had to install the Akamai NetSession Interface. After I downloaded all three files, I installed the chipset driver and USB driver by unzipping them, clicking on each file, and clicking on the setup. For some reason, the BIO 2001 driver only had a ROM file, so I just deleted that altogether. After installing and restarting the computer, the keyboard still does not work.
I want to point out that even before manually downloading the drivers, I tried using WIndows Update to install all recommended and important updates. After restarting the computer, the keyboard lights kept blinking on and off.
Anyone know of a solution?
Thanks.
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