Re: Hp 5308 Keyboard Driver Zip
Theodora Glime
I am new to this discussion board but I've been buying HP products for the last 13 years. I recently acquired a good-as-new HP keyboard but I dont have the driver to access the functionality of all the buttons at the top ie. camera, webcam, hp, "world sphere", ? and shopping basket buttons.
If you have a good system, and depends on your needs, the current build 5308 can be stable enough for some daily tasks.Microsoft may be releasing a newer build soon, so you can also save your time and wait for the newest one to come out.As a general rule, never put any mission-crtical documents on it.. or if you do, make sure you have a backup on-hand. This is not to say that system can crash that easily, but it is better to be safe than sorry.Minimum system is a Pentium IV (if you have HT, it will be great)Memory: at least 512 minimum.Graphics card: you need some high end cards. Onboard Intel GMA 900/950 won't cut it. You should search around on nVidia and ATI, making sure their Vista experimental driver covers your graphics card. With low-end cards, Vista will still work, but glass effect will not be enabled. Some people have tried to hack it, but it tends to get the system unstable. Or if glass is enabled, it will be extremely slow.
TR is right. Don't run the Beta in a normally working environment. Ghost an image of your system before you take the plunge. And yes, you'll need some serious hardware to run this monster, preferably a 64 Bit system.
I have been running build 5308 for a month now everyday. Stable enouhg to use every day. No crashes just some items run a bit slow.If you want the top of the line graphics, you'll need a card with minium 128MB and DirectX9 support with Pixel Shader 2 compliance.It will run just fine on an ATi 9200 SE. It just won't do the high end Glass graphics.System memory had better be in the 1.5 to 2GB range. I've had no problems with VIA or Promise RAID controllers.You'll need a DVD drive to burn the ISO and to boot from.The latest build out today is build 5345.
It is better than 2005. The beta I'm running is the Ultimate Edition which also includes Tablet Edition as well as Media Center.Backups are now automatic if you so choose. Plus there is now System Image which snaps a entire volume bit level image of what partition you choose.
You heard it first here!MS will be giving out copies of Vista beta build 5342 at all TS2 events across the US beginning the second week in April. While supplies last.You can look for TS2 events in your geographic area here: =en-USIf you get a chance... check out the new voice control in Vista. You just might be very surprised how well it works... especially cool for folks with physical limitations using a keyboard or mouse.
Powered by the new ScreenXpert software, ScreenPad 2.0 now has a larger touchscreen that offers many new features and benefits. This interactive secondary touchscreen enhances productivity, allowing for more efficient workflow. It includes a collection of handy ASUS utilities to boost productivity: Quick Key enables one-tap automation of complex keyboard sequences, Handwriting for natural text input, and Number Key for rapid data entry. The revised smartphone-like interface is more intuitive for improved ease of use. Third party developers can also use ASUS API to optimize their software and user experiences for ScreenPad. The hardware is now also more energy efficient than its predecessor, allowing for longer battery life when ScreenPad is in use.
If the Office Xpert function is abnormal after the installation completes, please confirm whether the ScreenXpert APP is 2.2.10.0 and above, and whether the ASUS ScreenXpert Interface Driver is 2.0.22.0 and above. If either of the driver version does not meet the requirements, please go to the second section of this article "Application and Driver Version Requirements" to download the latest version of the driver.
1.1 Click the [Call History] icon to browse the call history of the mobile device. Click the small arrows at the top and bottom to browse the call history up and down, and click any call history to make a call. (This function requires your mobile device to enable related permissions. For specific operations, you can click here to browse related questions about Link to MyASUS permissions and the complete operation SOP)
1.2 Click the [Address Book] icon to browse the list of contacts on the mobile device. Click the small arrows at the top and bottom to browse the contacts on the mobile device up and down. Click any contact to make a call. (This function requires your mobile device to enable related permissions. For specific operations, you can click here to browse related questions about Link to MyASUS permissions and the complete operation SOP)
1.3 Click [Dial] to make a call through the laptop. It should be noted that the communication between the mobile device and the laptop is connected by Bluetooth, and the quality of the call will be affected by the connection quality.
5. [App Navigator] icon, you can browse the Apps running on ScreenPad at this time. You can click the apps to display it on the ScreenPad, or click [X] or [Clear All] in the upper right corner to close the application running on the ScreenPad.
6.3.2 Swipe your finger to the right on the main ScreenPad to open the group editing interface. Click any group to open all programs in the group on the laptop. Click the [+] icon to add all applications currently running on your laptop as a group, so that you can quickly launch those applications next time.
6.4 Click [ScreenPad Lock] to lock or unlock the ScreenPad touch function.. Click the [TouchPad] icon in the lower left corner to turn on TouchPad, and click the [Lock] icon in the lower right corner to unlock the ScreenPad.
7. Click the [Navigation Bar Lock] icon, when there are apps displayed on the ScreenPad, the navigation bar at the bottom will still be displayed. If you do not enable the lock, you need to swipe up from the bottom of the ScreenPad to wake up the navigation bar.
8.2 Press and hold any icon on the ScreenPad main interface to enter the icon editing state. You can click [X] to delete the icon from the main interface, or drag the icon with your finger to sort it.
2. Windows defines this screen as the extended one for the main screen. It is also the second screen of the system. When you connect to the external screen, it becomes the third screen of the system. You can access the system in [Display Settings].
1. Q: The ScreenPad is blinking when 1) I plug in/remove the power source ,2) plug the external screen into my laptop and remove, or 3) when the laptop wakes up or restarts. Is it the normal situation?
A: It is normal that ScreenPad is defined as the external screen of the system, and when you do the above actions, you will let the operating system detect the screen hardware, which will cause the screen to be black or flash. Similar flickers occur when your la[top uses an HDMI external screen.
2. Q: Is it normal for your laptop make sounds when powered-off and powered on, or when ScreenPad switches to laptop Screen Only mode?
A: It is normal phenomenon. To make ScreenPad more power-saving, ScreenPad is power-off when it's not used, turn on. This tone is a power-on tone When the laptop uses USB external device, there will be a similar tone.
3. Q: What should I do when the ScreenPad resolution (2160x1080) is higher than the resolution of an app?
A: It is recommended to use 1000x500 resolution and 2160x1080 resolution in special situations such as watching movies.
4. Q: When using the ScreenPad, the text appears blurry.
A: The ScreenPad resolution can be adjusted to 2160 x 1080, which is 2K resolution. You can also manually adjust the resolution in your laptop's Display Settings.
5. Q: When I watch a movie, sometimes I feel a slight lag, what do I do?
A: In the ScreenPad settings you can adjust the screen refresh rate, the factory default 50Fps, which is based on power saving considerations. You can manually change to 60Fps so there isn't any lag.
6. Q: When an app is displayed full-screen on ScreenPad, system notifications (such as headphone plug-in, etc.) are hidden, what should I do?
A: To locate the hidden notification feature (Windows 1903 version), please right-click the Start menu, select System and go into Focus Assistant to set full-screen mode to still receive notifications.
7. Q: Mouse down on ScreenPad is not easy to find, what should I do?
A: When using the Home screen instead of using ScreenPad, you can temporarily switch to TouchPad Mode via the TouchPad icon or the F6 shortcut.
8. Q: When setting "only second screen" by setting the "Fn" and "F8" shortcut when the function key is locked, the main screen is displayed on the ScreenPad, when the external monitor is connected and "only second screen" is switched. Is it OK that the picture is still displayed on the ScreenPad instead of the external monitor?
A: Because the system defines ScreenPad as the second screen and the external display as the third screen, the main screen display is normal on screenpad when switching "only second screen" mode. You can go to Show Settings to adjust the screen order settings.
9. Q: What can I do to switch other modes by setting "Computer Screen Only" by setting "Fn" and "F8" shortcuts when the function key is locked, and then using "Win + P" may not be effective?
A: Due to the "Computer Screen Only" mode ScreenPad power loss, please go to the Display Settings to adjust the screen order settings and use the F6 shortcut (or function key lock with the "Fn" and "F6" shortcut) to switch mode. To avoid this, you can update the ScreenXpert driver to 1.0.26.0, the ScreenXpert App to 1.0.20.0 or higher.
10. Q: What if I switch the display screen with the F8 shortcut (or the function key lock when you lock it) and get stuck in "Only Second Screen" or "Computer Screen Only"?
A: Because "Computer Screen Only" mode will power off the ScreenPad, re-powering back to the pre-power-off state, and the F8 shortcut can only be switched sequentially, so it is stuck between "second screen only" or "computer screen only" mode. At this point, please switch to another mode by "Win + P", or use the F6 shortcut (or the "Fn" and "F6" shortcut when the function key is locked). To avoid this, you can update the ScreenXpert driver to 1.0.26.0 and the ScreenXpert App to 1.0.20.0 or higher.