What are the filenames of the correct drivers? I also tried to look for the correct windows driver in system, system32/drivers etc etc, with no result. I get the other one, and then a search that can take an awful long time, which results in nothing eg. Specifically I don't get the first screen in question displayed where the answer is "no, not this time". * Open Task Manager and kill the UpdateManager.exe Process under the processes tab. * Delete "C:\Program Files\Appel Keyboard Support" folder * Open Task Manager and kill the KbdMgr.exe Process under the processes tab On the next screen choose "Install the software automatically". Under Human Interface Devices, rightclick (or in the menu Action->Update Driver) the two Apple Keyboard Support and choose Update Driver. * Go into Computer Management->Device Manager. To get the old functionality back without needing to disable the apple keyboard utility every start (and the only way for remapping to work before login): The uninstaller in Add/Remove Programs isn't working for the Appel Keyboard Support. It seems to work when you disable the Apple keyboard with the Apple keyboard icon in the taskbar.
#Uninstall secondbar 1.1 mac drivers#
The apple keyboard drivers form Boot Camp 1.1 interferes in many ways with Input Remapper.
#Uninstall secondbar 1.1 mac install#
You shouldnt try to unistall it as that will only install it again. I think your problem was that you tried to uninstall the program. Is this going to cause problems for me since I could never get the Apple Keyboard Manager to uninstall?ĮDIT: Fixed, but using version 0.9.18. But with both Input Remapper and the Apple Keyboard Manager, I seem to have all the functionality I want. I'd love to use Input Remapper for the fn+F(x) keys but I can't seem to get it to work. So my question now is this: What kind of interference happens by letting both stay active? Remapping the enter key to the delete key, and fn+click=right-click are the only things I really need Input Remapper for, and they work just fine with Apple Keyboard manager open. But without it, I can't get the F keys to work at all using Input Remapper anyway. It's still in my list of progrms to ununinstall, and uninstalling it always reinstalls it. No matter how many times I uninstall both instances of Apple Keyboard Support from my device manager, or how many times I follow the "Update driver" instructions above, and no matter how many times I get rid of the Apple Keyboard Support folder from my Program files, and no matter how many times I try to uninstall it using Add/Remove Programs, it keeps coming back.
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