How To Enable The PS2 Keyboard In Bios?

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Hello, PS2 Gamaros. Today, we will discuss how you can Enable The PS2 Keyboard In Bios.

PS2 Keyboard In Bios

Enable PS2 Keyboard In Bios

Enabling a PS2 BIOS Keyboard is typically necessary if your keyboard is not recognized during the boot process or in the operating system. Here’s a step-by-step guide for you to enable a PS2 keyboard in the BIOS:

Step 1: Access the BIOS

  1. Restart your computer.
  2. During boot, press the key to enter the BIOS setup. Common keys include:
    • Del (Delete)
    • F2
    • F10
    • Esc
    • F1
    • Check your motherboard manual or the boot screen for the correct key.

Step 2: Navigate to the Keyboard Settings

  1. Once in the BIOS, use the arrow keys to navigate.
  2. Look for a menu related to Peripherals, Advanced, or Integrated Peripherals.
  3. Find an option associated with PS2 Keyboard Support or Legacy USB Support.

Step 3: Enable PS2 Keyboard Support

  1. Locate the  PS2 keyboard or Legacy USB Support settings (if your PS/2 keyboard is connected via a USB adapter).
  2. Set the option to Enabled.
    • If there’s an option for Legacy USB Support, enable it to ensure compatibility with older devices like PS2 keyboards.

Step 4: Save and Exit

  1. Save your changes:
    • Look for an option like Save & Exit or press the key indicated (F10).
  2. Confirm to save and restart your computer.

Step 5: Test the Keyboard

  1. After rebooting, check if the PS2 keyboard is working.
  2. If it’s still not recognized:
    • Double-check the connection (ensure the keyboard is properly plugged into the PS2 port).
    • Try a different PS2 keyboard or USB adapter if you’re using one.

I hope you now understand how to enable the PS2 keyboard in bios. Now, you can enjoy your games more easily. Finally, we want to say that if you love our effort for you, then please follow us on our social media pages. And you can also check our PS2 ROMS site to download PS2 ROMs.

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