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dlefebvre · Jan 19, 2002, 12:38 PM

We have a Pro-Tools system running on a G4 733. I had to do a few installations to make it compatible with our Windows network (Like installing �Dave 2.5� and all). What do you want ? At least, I got them to buy a Mac. (1 down, 257 to go)
Anyway, since then, I get this weird message on startup that the system can't find the USB Drivers for the Apple Pro Keyboard. The dialog window ask me if I want to look on the Internet to get the driver. Eventually it never finds it. Even if I get this message, the keyboard works flawlessly.
In hope of getting rid of this message, I updated the OS from 9.1 to 9.2.1 then to 9.2.2 and I still get the missing driver message.

Any clue?

Thank you,
Dany Lefebvre
A Mac Man stuck in a PC Wasteland

chris v · Jan 19, 2002, 01:37 PM

The extensions mgr. should show a sort-of generic "USB Device Extension." Look to see if that's enabled, or disabled. If you can't find it at all, I can copy it to my iDisk for you.

CV

Tom_O · Jan 19, 2002, 07:54 PM

Dany - Also, make certain that the "HID Library" extension is enable in your Extensions Manager.

<font color = blue>Tom</font>

dlefebvre · Jan 20, 2002, 12:00 PM

Thanks,

I copied the �USB Device Extension� and the �HID Library� from my system at home to put in the ProTools at work tomorrow.
I asssume it will work. I'm just happy it's not a problem with a NT system because beside reinstalling everything it would probably take a few weeks to figure it out.

Thanks again.