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DreamingApe posted:I also remember that some motherboards were picky about what ps/2 port you used for your mouse or keyboard and others that didn't give a poo poo. I've never come across a motherboard that would accept a PS/2 device that wasn't plugged in at boot.
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Coffee Quack posted:I haven't encountered more than a dozen computers in 15 years of doing dumb poo poo with computers where I couldn't get a ps2 keyboard easily working live plugging it. I must be remembering wrong then. We use new computers where I work. 
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Small White Dragon posted:Personally, I'm looking forward to Y2K38. I'm retired by then. Edit, no I'm not. 
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Saw this on Reddit. I think Xerox is overreacting just a little bit.
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Jago posted:
If you're using Windows give Macrium Reflect a try. Except for *nix boxes I'm using nothing but Macrium nowadays. I've even bought a license for (better) home use.
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~Coxy posted:If I plug in only a USB IR remote, my Dell laptop won't boot without pressing a key on the internal keyboard which is quite annoying since it's ostenibly my HTPC. Oddly if I plug a wireless keyboard/mouse dongle as well it boots fine. There's an option in BIOS to ignore keyboard errors.
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