NMB keyboard

[jalfordvidman]

Well, when I built the new computer, I just decided to pirate the old NMB RT9258TE multi-function keyboard. Originally, it was on a Windows 98 system and now it's on my XP Home system. I finally decided to update the drivers for the keyboard because the functions weren't working properly. I go to the NMB website and try to download the driver, and this pop-up screen comes up with the file to download. I click on it and tell IE to open it. But then, a MS-DOS window comes up to execute the file. It gives the full name of where the DOS file is located (I think it's the DOS file because it's giving me an address in SYSTEM32). It then says that "The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows Applications. Choose 'Close' to terminate the application." So, I essentially can't open this driver and install it. Does anyone have a solution or driver?

[PS41]

The instructions they post on their web site are incorrect. Go to hardware manager and install the new keyboard driver there. I selected the Win2K option (there was no XP option) and it works fine in XP.

You will manually have to point hardware manager to the files unpacked from the NMB download so make sure you know where you put 'em!