Configuring the Keyboard
A keyboard should just work after you plug it in, with no adjustments in software. You can use Control Panel's Keyboard utility to change some settings after installation.To configure the keyboard:
1. Choose Start > Control Panel > Printers and Other Hardware > Keyboard.2. On the Speed tab (Figure 4.37 ), update the following settings:
Figure 4.37. If you type rapidly, drag the Character Repeat sliders to the right to make your keyboard more responsive.

Accommodating Disabled Users" later in this chapter.To choose an international keyboard layout, see "Localizing Your System" later in this chapter.
Figure 4.38. Keyboard malfunctions are rare, but the keyboard has its own Troubleshoot button to connect to Help and Support Center.

1. Choose Start > Control Panel > Performance and Maintenance > System > Hardware tab > Device Manager.2. Double-click Keyboards; then double-click the name of the keyboard (Figure 4.39 ).
Figure 4.39. The keyboard installs a driver and claims system resources, like any other device. See also "Managing Device Drivers" in Chapter 8.
