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Win 95 without a keyboard. How to start up?
I need a stand alone PC running without keyboard and mouse (so people can't use him). But Win 95 looks at start up for the presence of a keyboard (and mouse). How can this be bypassed and how can it be re-activated when the keyboard is occassionaly needed and plugged in again?
Unplugging the keyboard wouldn't cause a keyboard error?
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Try remarking your
keyboard.drv=keyboard.drv
in system.ini.
The make a bat file to make it load.
Bud
keyboard.drv=keyboard.drv
in system.ini.
The make a bat file to make it load.
Bud
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To all : The PC has also to stand in a place with very small space. So the keyboard is a pain... What about making a small piece of hardware ( a Din plug?) that can simulate the presence of the keyboard. What exactly is the PC checking in the keyboard for presence ? Can the combination of some wires be a solution?
smeebud: What do you mean with your suggestion? I don't understand.
smeebud: What do you mean with your suggestion? I don't understand.
i know this isnt exactly what you were looking for so im posting it as a comment.