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I have a Dell Inspiron E1705 9400. Only the number 5 and 6 keys work, 1-4 and 7-0 do not.

All other keys work on the key pad. The embedded keypad with the numlock & Fn keys work (1-6), but not 7-0 because they are on the same keys as the regular number keys. All keys on the on-screen keyboard work as does a USB attached keyboard. I upgraded the operating system from XP to Win 7 (32-bit) with clean install.

It was during the install I noticed the number keys not working. I ordered a new keyboard and installed it - same problem. I uninstalled the 2 keyboard drivers (Standard PS/2 Keyboard) and re-booted. Windows installed the same drivers again (same name & version) - did not fix problem.

Seems to be a driver issue. I am looking for a VISTA 32-bit or XP 32-bit driver to see if that will work. ANYONE HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS or experienced a similar issue? I have played with the NumLock button including going into the BIOS to make sure it is on when the system boots. The fact that only the #5 & #6 keys work leads me to believe it not to be associated with the NumLock key.

With NumLock on I can use the embedded numbers keypad with the FN key except for #7, #8 &, #9, & the / (keys 7 thru 0). I think Win 7 install has something to do with it. Where can I get a VISTA 32-bit mouse driver? I hope I don't have to download one of the driver services for just one driver that I need!

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1, Microsoft's largest partners, the so-called royalty OEMs like Dell and HP and Lenovo, will no longer be able to build and sell new PCs running any version of Windows except Windows 10. That's actually a on what would have been the normal sales lifecycle for PCs running those earlier Windows versions. But the clock is finally running out.

The end of the Windows 7/8.1 sales lifecycle doesn't mean that those older versions of Windows will be completely dead, of course. As I've explained in the past, the support and sales lifecycles are completely different. Sketchup Crack 2016 more. Windows 7 will continue to receive security fixes via Windows Update until Jan. Ford Radio Code V Serial Software Key.

Windows 8.1 will be supported until Jan. In addition, the fact that large OEMs will no longer be able to install older Windows versions on new PCs for sale through retail and commercial channels doesn't mean you're out of options. Here's a partial list of exceptions that will allow businesses and consumers to continue running their old, preferred Windows version: • Existing inventory PCs that were built with older Windows versions before the deadline can still be sold. For months, at least, you'll be able to find those PCs on retail store shelves and in distributors' warehouses.

• Downgrade rights Any new PC you buy that has Windows 10 Pro preinstalled by the manufacturer comes with downgrade rights to Windows 8.1 Pro or Windows 7 Professional, for as long as Microsoft provides support for those earlier versions. You must supply your own installation media, and you have to activate manually. • Custom images Corporate customers with volume licenses for Windows that include imaging rights can use custom images incorporating their preferred Windows version. For large customers, OEMs can assist in the installation of those images. • System Builder OEMs White-box PC makers who purchase OEM System Builder media for installation on new PCs can continue to build and sell those PCs. Microsoft won't be stocking the channel with new OEM media, but past experience suggests there will be plenty of inventory for years to come.

• Retail upgrades If all else fails, do it yourself. Microsoft no longer manufactures retail copies of older Windows versions, but here too there's plenty of inventory in the channel and nothing to stop you from doing your own upgrade. Of course, there are perils and pitfalls associated with running the increasingly aging Windows 7, especially on newer hardware. System manufacturers have no economic incentive to develop drivers and support tools for older Windows versions.

Most downgrades will work, but some components might not work properly, or at all. On new systems with Intel's Kaby Lake processors, versions of Windows before Windows 10 will not be supported at all. That doesn't prohibit you from trying to install Windows 7 on one of these new devices, but don't expect any support from the PC maker or from Microsoft when you inevitably run into problems. By registering you become a member of the CBS Interactive family of sites and you have read and agree to the, and. You agree to receive updates, alerts and promotions from CBS and that CBS may share information about you with our marketing partners so that they may contact you by email or otherwise about their products or services. You will also receive a complimentary subscription to the ZDNet's Tech Update Today and ZDNet Announcement newsletters.

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