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Apple Wired Keyboard in Windows

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Has anybody got the apple wired keyboard to fully work in with a dual booting system. I cannot seem to the the function keys to work with windows. Ive come across some OK solutions (ones set up for ancient apple keyboards that have a print screen at F2) but nothing with the functionality of boot camp. I am using the same keyboard drivers on my bootcamp as I am on my gigabyte yet one works and the other does not.
 
everything seems to work fine fore mine, i can use f11 and f12 fine in the BIOS and don't have any problems whilst in windows
 
mitch_549 said:
everything seems to work fine fore mine, i can use f11 and f12 fine in the BIOS and don't have any problems whilst in windows

I don't believe you read my post correctly or maybe i was not clear, probably the latter. These functions do not work the BIOS. I'm talking about the brightness control, iTunes control, and volume control in windows using those keys.
 
works great
i thought i did that but i guess i did not do it right
 
i also searched for a keyboard driver and found this guide: http://imsatasia.com/2012/03/12/download-bootcamp-4-drivers-for-windows-8-consumer-preview/#more-465

  • Download Bootcamp 4.0 Drivers, here’s a link on some Apple CDN for the .pkg file containing the drivers:
    http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/54/00/041-0694/sq2RLp7XVNQzRG8qdpsq9sj4 pHsgXkgPYg/BootCampESD.pkg
  • Open this file with 7Zip in Windows:
    http://www.7-zip.org/download.html
  • Open “BootCampESD.pkg” in 7Zip then navigate and extract:
    “BootCampESD.pkg\Payload\Payload~\.\Library\Application Support\BootCamp\WindowsSupport.dmg\0.Apple_ISO
  • Rename the file from 0.Apple_ISO to BootCamp4.iso
  • Extract the iso (“BootCamp4.iso”) with 7Zip to a folder.
  • From the Windows start menu, search for “cmd”, and right-click to run as administrator.
    Navigate to the extracted folder, for example:
    C:
    cd “WindowsSupport\Drivers\Apple”
  • From the prompt in that folder, run “msiexec /i BootCamp64.msi”

So these are the new Boot Camp 4.0 drives. works fine with Win7 x64 :mrgreen:
 
This method does not work now. Any other option?
 
ditto this problem and desire for solution!

I pulled down the BC 5 drivers (using real mac, clicking the checkbox to download the drivers), dove down into the Apple folder, used the x64 drivers

- keyboard installer
- that msi file fails to really installed -- I belive this contains the service for the volume hotkeys


No worky
need solution
 
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