Logitech has the same issue.
Lesson?
NEVER install mouse or keyboard drivers if the unit works without.
Fix?
You'll have to contact Viewsonic on how to revert to the stock keyboard drivers. Logitech has been playing cat and mouse on the subject and I can't find their web-page about fixing this issue. From rumor, it's a political problem in that they don't want to document their gaffe.
Bob
I recently acquired a Viewsonic wireless mouse & keyboard set and decided to install it. I installed the drivers and everything was fine. I noticed the old mouse driver & software (Kensington) was still installed so I got the bright idea that I'd uninstall it. Uh oh! Removing the driver caused the wireless set to stop functioning. Oops. Well, maybe if I reboot the system.. Rebooted, get to Win2k login and the keyboard is not working. No big deal, I'll just swap in the old keyboard and.. still not working. Argh, I musta fried the port somehow, no, wait a minute, I can get into the BIOS setup and use the old keyboard fine.
So the question is: How do I reinstall windows drivers if I can not log into windows?
Anyone know of some generic DOS drivers that would work to get me logged in and then I can change?
Thanks,
Some Dumb Guy

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