Windows 7: Driver for Microsoft Office Keyboard?

Hi Rochesterhouse, glad it works for you too

iKerry, make sure your keyboard is plugged on PS/2, not USB. You can check if the wheel works by double clicking the AutoHotkey icon, then menu View / Key history and script info & Refresh.

Hi BarCode,

I'm having a problem getting your script to load during boot.

I made the script (see above post) and placed a copy in the All programs > Startup folder. When I look in the hidden folders icon tray the icon is there. I select edit and the script appears to be correct, but I still have to click the original .ahk script icon located on my desktop to make the scroll button work. No bad but not ideal.

Suggestions as to what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks,
Kerry
Windows 7 Home Premium
AutoHotKey v1.0.48.05
Microsoft Office Keyboard (Model RT-9450) USB with PS/2 adapter
Mircosoft IntelliType Pro 7 (last version), > Wireless Desktop Elite Keyboard

I am having the same problem I have to rerun the script once Win 7 boots up to get the scroll wheel to work.

My MS Office keyboard left hand scroll wheel works fine (and sleep key works fine too) - but scroll wheel needs reload of the autohotkey script to enable it.

(run autohotkey is in the startup folder and scroll etc works correctly at powerup or restart).

Reload of autohotkey script is easy enough but tiresome. Any suggestions why? and/or what to do?

It there a /wakeup folder?

Hi I've also got the same problem, am using a Microsoft Keyboard Elite for Bluetooth upon which the scroll wheel doesn't work. I may be asking a stupid question, but Inotice a lot of you are talking about a USB keyboard with a scroll wheel, would the process detailed in the previous posts also work for a bluetooth keyboard? I'm running Windows 7 64 bit