It Can't be 100% PC compatable but require a windows device driver. Can it access BIOS, Boot to a flash, navigate a cd
1287223
John, I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but I'm actually typing on the thing this minute. In my own experience (running Windows 7) the thing is literally plug & play. I've had this one a while, but don't recall anything other than minor adjustments being necessary straight out of the box - no BIOS adjustments, etc. Hope this helps.
1287224
John,I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but I'm actually typing on the thing this minute. In my own experience (running Windows 7) the thing is literally plug & play. I've had this one a while, but don't recall anything other than minor adjustments being necessary straight out of the box - no BIOS adjustments, etc. Hope this helps.
1287225
I bought this keyboard for use on normally "headless" servers. There was no driver install required and so far I haven't found an instance where it did not function like any other keyboard and mouse. I am quite happy.
1287226
I use it under Ubuntu Linux. Works great! The Windows driver is for extra features of the touchpad (like scrolling when you swipe along the edge). The keyboard and touchpad can access the BIOS or run without Windows.
2166704
Don't use the disk, just plug it in, and it should work. If not look online for the driver download.
205656
Yes. It is compatible. You may need to update drivers or simply update your OS but, not likely. Just use the drivers that come with the installation disc and you should be fine.
1119840
Copy the software from the CD to a flash drive and the plug the flash drive into the ASUS and youre good to go. Works for me.I also purchase a little slim CD/DVD burner on ebay for about 46 bux. it plugs into two of the usb points, one for data and one for power. It's about 1/2" thick and just a little bigger the a CD.
152371
Nope. Msi has a separate bios for Win7 though. I go back and forth all of the time. Just be sure to flash the proper BIOS before installing. You can do this from inside of the BIOS. With that said, for 4.99, you can get start8 which makes it work almost exactly like Win7 with better support for the latest technology (usb3, ssd, etc.)
754028
Windows 7 will except this devise!,drivers included, what you might need to do is use another usb cord so that windows 7 will recognize this devise. sometimes it's the usb cord!
1925233
I think so, as you won't be using is as the boot drive. You should.be able to access any good files.
2075590
It should work, but not all features are available if you dont have windows 7
831457
You can either flash the latest version bios or buy a pre-flashed chip online, if you're comfortable with doing that. It will allow you to use the latest components.
620850
Probably not. I doubt you could even do an installation thereof with confidence due to the relationship between Windows 8 and the bios. If I were you I'd wait until September for Windows 10
388810
It will be seen as a USB device and function at the hardware level but it will still require a compatible driver; the availability of which I am uncertain.
681640
Yes no drivers or disk required. Just plug it in, wait 1-2 min for Windows to detect it and it works.
1790419
Yes . But you don't really need that cd since you can install that on asus official website if you don't have a CD-ROM. Does that make sense ? Hope it helps.
1837746
yes, you can if you choose. you'd just have to set the boot order correctly in the BIOS
373495
No, because it won't work with windows. No machine can recognize this piece of trash. There are no driver downloads for it, so you're outta luck. That's why it's so cheap...because it's cheap!
1183136
Easy if it is the same computer model. If not then you will have to boot in safe mode and delete all the system drivers and it"might" work.
118402
You would need to check for drivers, but it did not work bat all for me on windows 7. The screen would only flash constantly withan ioccasionally recognizable image...