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More info?)
Hmm, must be just my BlueTooth Keyboard won't work with the BIOS. I
have never used a Wireless Keyboard that wasn't BlueTooth. So that
means that all the work is done from within the transciever and read as
a wired keyboard for the BIOS or is this just a really fancy computer?
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Nathan McNulty
peter wrote:
> Using a wireless keyboard I can and do enter my BIOS quite easily.
> But then I have that Legacy support option enabled in my Bios
> peter
> "Nathan McNulty" <nospam@msn.com> wrote in message
> news:uz5JV3reEHA.3016@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>
>>A wireless keyboard is not going to work in this case (at last I don't
>>think). You will need to attach a wired keyboard. BIOSes are not
>>compatible with wireless or BlueTooth keyboards as far as I know.
>>
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>>Nathan McNulty
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>>
>>peter wrote:
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>>>on my wireless Logitech keyboard I have a settings file where I can keep the
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> F
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>>>keys on during boot.
>>>its called a configuration file.
>>>peter
>>>"ce713" <ce713@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>>news:C00E3AB8-E003-474B-9111-76D166FC39CB@microsoft.com...
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>>>
>>>>I need to perform an XP repair reinstallation on a Dell 8200. I canot get my
>>>
>>>F2 key to respond during the Dell logo screen in order to open the system
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> setup
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>>>so I can boot to my CD--
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>>>
>>>>ce
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>>>
>>>
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