The BootCamp driver that handles this keyboard is called keymagic.sys. inf file manipulation) but I don't think these drivers preserve the functionality of the special keys (LCD/keyboard brightness and volume) and there are other undesirable issues with them. I know third party ( ) Windows drivers exist for the Apple Wireless Keyboard that will probably work on this keyboard (with some. Also, I blew the LCD back-light fuse during the process and had to re-solder another. I am trying to avoid this solution because it is a pain to pull the computer apart and rewire the keyboard.

I did this and it worked well for a couple years until (as has happened commonly), some keys (different part of the keyboard) quit working so the keyboard had to be replaced. These don't work because the OS doesn't see the Fn scan code, the driver doesn't seem to pass it on. Because the Fn key does send a code to the computer, there is hope that it can be remapped. This code is not passed to the OS from the driver because the Fn key (or the other special keys like LCD brightness) will not cause the LCD back-light to turn on after it has turned off. Skip to the question below if you'd like.Ĭoncept: I know the Fn key passes a code to the hardware because it can wake the computer from sleep. I have read many posts on this and other sites with no acceptable solution. I've dealt with this issue for 7 years now. I want to swap the Fn and L-Ctrl keys to mimic other common PC keyboards. Mid 2010 Macbook Pro, 13 inch, running Windows 7 Pro (圆4) and BootCamp.

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