I bought from eBay two of these ps/2 to usb -adapters which I hoped to connect my ps/2 mouse and keyboard to my laptop that doesn't have any ps/2 ports. Unfortunately it seems that these adapters don't work the way I expected. I have tested them now with three different computers, two different mouses. Driver Converter Stick Ps2 Roms. The adapter comes with a driver. Don't post links or ask for links to ROMS or BIOS. I am sure there must be a driver. Ps2,psp,nds,gba,xbox,game,will,game control adapter,mayflash. Free Download Software Corel Draw X4 Portable. V1.22 Enhance the stick sensitivity of the controllers by reducing the stick deadzone. Avril Lavigne How You Remind Me Cover Mp3 Download. MAGIC-NS Wireless Controller Adapter for NINTENDO SWITCH. W009 driver in Dinput mode-Wireless Wii U Pro Controller to PC PS3 Adapter. W009 Wireless Wii U Pro.

I bought from eBay two of these ps/2 to usb -adapters which I hoped to connect my ps/2 mouse and keyboard to my laptop that doesn't have any ps/2 ports. Unfortunately it seems that these adapters don't work the way I expected.

I have tested them now with three different computers, two different mouses and keyboards without any success. The other mouse - which has led inside - does light up, and the other keyboard blinks it's lights about once every 30s when they are connected, so there seems to be some kind of connection. For two computers, Abit KT7 and Asus A6000, that have Lubuntu 14.04 LTS installed, neither dmesg or lsusb show a reaction when I plug ps/2 mouse via adapter to any of the usb ports. Instead, my third computer, HP Pavillion t849 that has Xubuntu 12.04 LTS, does write these lines in the end of dmesg.

Windows 7 Download Torrent Iso more. Code: [ 305.948056] hub 2-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 3 [ 310.752049] hub 2-0:1.0: Cannot enable port 3. Maybe the USB cable is bad?This is also the only computer that has USB Legacy -option available - and thus enabled - in BIOS. Has anyone got similar adapters working? Are there some requirements for motherboards, usb-ports or ps/2 keyboards or mouses in order to use these adapters? Or are these adapters some wrong type? Unfortunately I don't have usb keyboard/mouse to test, but all the usb ports in these computers recognize other usb deivces, like memory sticks. I only wanted to use the keyboard using the Y-connector and had a really old ps2 keyboard and connector lying around.

This technique apparently worked for me: 1. Connect the keyboard to the mouse ps/2 in the y connector and connect the y cable to a usb port.

Remove and now connect the keyboard's I/O to into its right connector on the Y connector. Press the num key on the keyboard, then use the numpad and then all the keys should start working! Do this every time the system doesn't detect the keyboard.

This could get you through a day or so until you wait for a new USB keyboard to be shipped to you.