I have a Packard Bell computer with small extra buttons above the usual buttons on my keyboard. When I baught it, it hade a software called ActivBoard" and it managed these buttons functions. Does anyone know where I can get "ActivBoard" again?
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I have a Packard Bell computer with small extra buttons above the usual buttons on my keyboard. When I baught it, it hade a software called ActivBoard" and it managed these buttons functions. Does anyone know where I can get "ActivBoard" again?
I just did a search with Google (you should do the same btw) and i found this:
1. Packard Bell Keyboard drivers
2. Or this Packard Bell Home Page
3. Google Search results to check for yourself..
Good Luck!
Thanks for the links Rocktron, but none of them were of any use for me.
I did som Googling and I found this link.. Gonna see if it'll do the thing..
http://www.promethean.co.uk/Downloads/drivers.htm
Chips... i will try something else mate... just be patient! ;)Quote:
Originally posted by PersianBulldog@18 April 2003 - 10:05
Thanks for the links Rocktron, but none of them were of any use for me.
I did som Googling and I found this link.. Gonna see if it'll do the thing..
http://www.promethean.co.uk/Downloads/drivers.htm
Edit: Okay maybe this one?
1. ActivBoard Download site
Hhehehee amazing... we found the same site! :D :P
:D Amazing.. But it doen't work.. ;)
Bah, fu ck it.. What am I gonna do with some goddamn ActivBoard? :lol:
Well i must say the last link looked very promising.. but why didn't it work?Quote:
Originally posted by PersianBulldog@18 April 2003 - 10:23
:D Amazing.. But it doen't work.. ;)
Bah, fu ck it.. What am I gonna do with some goddamn ActivBoard? :lol:
And what happend to your original disc in the first place?
Can't you get it from a local Packard Bell dealer?
I give up sorry.. because i can't tryout the search results.. sorry okay?
Hope you find a solution soon!
Good Luck man!
:lol: Do you know where I can see what port my keyboard is connected to (COM)
I just gotta know that.. Then it might work.. :)
There never was an original disk. It came on the harddrive when I baught the CPU.. It don't think I can get it from alocal dealer.. It only comes with new PB computers. If I only knew what COm-port my keyboard was connected to I just might make it..
Uhm good question... it's not on any COM port as far as i know.. it's on a serial port! (or that the same thing?)Quote:
Originally posted by PersianBulldog@18 April 2003 - 11:11
:lol: Do you know where I can see what port my keyboard is connected to (COM)
I just gotta know that.. Then it might work.. :)
There never was an original disk. It came on the harddrive when I baught the CPU.. It don't think I can get it from alocal dealer.. It only comes with new PB computers. If I only knew what COm-port my keyboard was connected to I just might make it..
What options does it give you?
Well COM1 is usually used for the mouse.
COM2 was for the old dialup modem.
But i must say that everything go's automatic with the new AT mother Boards.
Can't you just try some ports untill it works?
I just can't believe this is a setup for your keyboard??? Strange! :blink:
Me neither.. Maybe it's for some other device.. :unsure:
Well, thanks for all your help but it just doen't seem to work.. And I wouldn't want to screw something up, so I'll just keep it this way.. ;)
Huhm.. too bad it all didn't work though! :(Quote:
Originally posted by PersianBulldog@19 April 2003 - 14:58
Me neither.. Maybe it's for some other device.. :unsure:
Well, thanks for all your help but it just doen't seem to work.. And I wouldn't want to screw something up, so I'll just keep it this way.. ;)
But you still did not answer my previous question!
What happened to you original disc? And can't you get a update from your Computer store?