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So here is my issue. I have just done my Archive & Install to Mac OS 10.4 and although the n52 software is still installed and the Apple's "System Profiler" application is seeing the n52 game pad as the USB product that it is, the OS sees the n52 as an external keyboard and wants me to push the button next to the shift button on the external keyboard (n52 in this case) to find out which keyboard it is, and of course the n52 doesn't have a "shift" button.

When I open the Nostromo Array software to program the n52 there is a "no device found" message in the window. So I'm assuming because I can't get 10.4 to recognize the n52 as a keyboard I now can't program it.

Anyway, I have an email in to Belkin but wondering if anyone here has any suggestions.

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Okay I got it working by reinstalling the n52 software. However every time I start up the system still wants me to push that key beside the shift key so it can know what external keyboard it hooked up. Anyway to turn that off?

Thanks

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Issue fixed... Seems all it needed was yet another restart.