Keyboard warnings filling up Event Viewer

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As far as I know, I'm not having any problems with keyboard but there must be a problem somewhere to cause all these events.

I've cleared the Viewer a couple times for other reasons so don't know how far back this keyboard issue goes but am sure it's been at least 5 months, if not the whole time I've had the machine.

There's no issue showing in Device Mgr.

It's a PS2 keyboard that came with my PC which I purchased 8 months ago. (yeah, I know, just bought 7 when 8 is now out :) )
 

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Hum don't really know why but have you tried checking the driver for it?

Cont Pan > Device Manager > Admin tools > Computer Management > Device manager > Open keyboards (left click) > the right click on the opened keyboard > update drivers click on search auto > let it run it should tell you whether or not the driver is the correct one for it.

If that doesn't work do a Google for the makers site and get the driver there - not saying this is the cause of the problem and it is an older form of connector - which I often use for fixes on older machines that don't recognise USB devices.
 

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