Sun Type 6 Keyboard in Windows December 13, 2009 9:35 PM Subscribe. I bet any of the Windows drivers for joysticks would work, the ones where you assign a raw signal to some keyboard key, so that pressing Up on the analog equals numpad-8 or whatnot. Nov 18, 2017  Install generic keyboard drivers in Windows 7. HID Keyboard Device: kbdclass.sys, kbdhid.sys USB Input Device: hidclass.sys, hidparse.sys, hidusb.sys When I plug the same keyboard and mouse combo in my laptop (Dell E7440) running the very same version of Windows 7, it tells me it is an 'Unknown Device' for which it is unable to find drivers.

Hi, anybody still interested on the subject? I tried to do a bus snoop with USBTrace under Win7-64 with a SUN Type 7 keyboard and it seems that the keyboard (endpoint 0x81) is sending the scan codes to the host, but the default Win driver ignores them. At least we are sure that the scancodes come out correctly. I doubt there is any specific driver out there so we may try: • a subsitute keyboard driver project, something using some USB microcontroller devkit like Silabs or Arduino; • a usb bus snoop program to intercept the special codes before Win driver and to trigger some action via AutoHotKey; •?? Solarwinds engineers toolset v10 crack full download pc.

I have a Sun Keyboard Type 7: and I cannot use the 'copy', 'paste', 'cut' keys on the left on Linux Mint 17. They work on Firefox, but nowhere else. Is there a way to make those keys work globally? (I already tried in 'menu > settings > keyboard', but I can only make bindings to commands and not bind a key to a different key combinations, in this case, copy, paste or cut) Maybe there is a driver, but I searched for quite a while without luck. The computer can see the keys when they're pressed xinput list.

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