Keyboards don't have drivers. You are trying to install the software that is
incompatible. Consider buying a new keyboard--the natural ergonomic KB 4000
is not expensive--less than $40, runs with the latest Intellitype software
version 6.1 and will solve your problem. It looks a lot like your keyboard.
I've been using it for a year now and it runs great with Vista.
"Nick Mason" wrote:
> I've recently bought a new PC running Vista for home use, I'm still using
> my current keyboard, an MS Office Keyboard like this;
>
> http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-E17-.../dp/B00005NVBO
>
> When I tried to install the MS Intellitype Pro drivers Vista tells me there
> are known compatibility issues and points me to the MS site for a possible
> solution. On the MS site my keyboard isn't listed, you choose your product
> type, product, language etc. Maybe MS think it's too old despite the fact
> you can still buy them!
>
> In a bid to resolve the problem I picked the Media keyboard from the list
> and downloaded the latest Intellitype Pro driver, version 6.2 I think.
>
> This driver installs OK and to my relief almost fixes the problem. Most of
> the keys work as documented except the scroll wheel on the left and the Cut,
> Copy, Paste keys work fine in an application but copy and paste between
> applications doesn't always work. Of course I tend to use the scroll wheel a
> *lot* in preference to the mouse scroll wheel.
>
> Has anyone got this type of keyboard working properly?
>
> How did you do it?
>
> What are the issues with the original driver software?
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> --
> Regards
> Nick
>