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PGP Desktop (wde) passphrase problem with osx keyboard layou

by aid85 Feb 12, 2011 7:08PM PST

Hi everybody,

I am new here and I am looking for a solution to my problem

I am looking how to set a passphrase to protect a disk (boot or other)
If I try to set a passphrase it say me:
"Supported keyboard layout required"
"To use your passphrase at boot time, it must be entered using using a supported keyboard layout. Please see the User's Guide for a complete list of supported keyboards. You can change your keyboard layout using the "Language & Text" system preference panel ("International" for versions prior to OS X 10.6). After entering your password, you may change it back to your current setting."

I am lloking for a guide... there is not usefull support on pgp website.. try to change keyboard layout and restar but nothing changes...

How to fix it ???

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I would suggest that you uninstall your version of PGP
by mrmacfixit Forum moderator Feb 12, 2011 9:52PM PST

and then re-install it.

Looks like something has become twisted and confused.

Which version of PGP are you using?

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If you decide to uninstall,
by mrmacfixit Forum moderator Feb 12, 2011 9:56PM PST
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this does not help me :-(
by aid85 Feb 13, 2011 2:11AM PST

I have 10.0.1
Already try to uninstall and reinstall
No encryptet disk at the moment

My question is ?

How to set international keyboard layout that works with PGP ?
How can I use PGP with italian layout ?

I had try to set as English (USA - International) but the message remain and I could not set my passphrase !!!!

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try setting the keyboard to
by mrmacfixit Forum moderator Feb 13, 2011 5:41AM PST

US.

Nothing else, just US. Not English US, just US

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