A7M266-D, No keyboard

[cyberhare01]

Yes, I've replaced the board. Yes, I've replaced the keyboard.
Yes, I've replaced everything, memory.cpu and everything else.
Any ideas why I can't get my keyboard to function??
Thanks

 

[Yodums]

Are you using a USB keyboard or PS2? If so USB make sure the USB is enabled.

 

[cyberhare01]

Thanks for the response. I found the solution in another forum.
Apparently, ASUS missed marked the jumpers on some of the boards.
Duh. Sure enough!!!! That was the problem. I'm off to the customers site for the install. just in the nick of time.

 

[Yodums]

Never heard such a thing, good luck

 

[DaveB]

Yeah, they cleverly labeled the keyboard lockout pins as the IDE LED. They also misspelled Taiwan on the mobo and provided core voltage jumpers that only adjust the core for CPU0. Another crappy beta release from Asus. Dunno what possesed me to buy an Asus board, but I came to my senses and sold it.

 

[Fermat]

I like my board Called customer support today and *ZIP* all was well.
Now all I need is PSU with enough juice to keep this thing stable.

 

[AudiMan]

You can not use a USB keyboard on an A7M266-D since it doesn't have onboard USB ports. It does however come with a USB 2.0 card, but it needs drives, and loads when the OS loads, so using a USB keyboard will not let you get into the BIOS. - According to the Manual.