These you can see when you go to Start > Devices and Printers > Apple Keyboard > Hardware tab. First of all, when the keyboard is first plugged in, Win7 automatically assigns generic drivers to it. Item 2: Windows 7 Home Edition 圆4, on a custom tower built July 2011.ġ.

Item 1: Wired Apple Keyboard with 2 USB ports and numpad, bought early September 2011 in Toronto area. Objective: To get the proper drivers installed for my Apple Wired Keyboard (AWKB) so that I can register proper scancodes off of the Fn-button and all the other buttons using AutoHotkey (software that automates hotkeys). (This only works until the next reboot)Īny ideas and suggestions to get this working would be most welcome!Īfter googling for two days straight, going carefully through all the advice on this thread and ressurecting my Windows system from near-Bootcamp veggiefication, I've decided to post the issues that I'm having in the hopes that someone might have better insight into my driver problems. However if I don't reboot I appear to have some additional functionality, with the exception of the one thing I was really after and that was PrntScreen option. however I have repeated this several times with the same result. Now I know I am not that clever round Pc's and maybe just maybe I am missing something. Rebooted and failure to lload OS as it goes into repair mode followed by recent restore point. I have followed the instructions given, downloaded AppleKeyboardInstaller64 and BootCamp64.msi.

So in my search for a solution, if any, I stumbled on this site. Mostly it works fine however as this forum know not all the keys have their functionality. I have a wired Apple keyboard connected to my Windows 7 64bit Home Premium PC.

I hope someone can help, this is my first post so please be kind!

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