USB peripherals such as mice and keyboards typically do not require any special drivers, as usually they are "plug and play," meaning you just plug the device in and it works. While there are more ...

This issue is frequently brought on by faulty software, incorrect settings, or dirt that has accumulated at the base of your keys. People have found most success by following steps like cleaning their ...

More on USB issues: Keyboard, mouse input lost, etc. We continue to cover a bevy of USB issues with iMac Core Duo (Early 2006) models. The most common problem is an issue where the system stop ...