I got mine at a salvage yard for the local college (PSU)

There are adapters available, if you need one, but my keyboard is from a ps/2 computer, so it has the correct adapter.

>I should look at the computer shows or e-bay for an old keyboard. The only problem might be the connector. On my last new computer here at work I tried to use my previous keyboard but the connector was just a little bit to big. Now I have to live with the / key on the left of the right shift key and it drives me crazy!
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>>control+escape should do that too.
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>>I use one of the old original ibm keyboards. The ones with the clackety keys? I love it.
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>>>They always get in my way. The only time I have found the Windows keys useful was when the system locks up I can popup the Start menu to quit. Otherwise, get me keyboard that has them!!
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>>>>George,
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>>>>Windows function key + F works pretty well too. (A lot of people don't get the most out of Windows function key.)
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>>>>>I'm always forgetting where I put files. What I've been generally doing is, opening the Windows Explorer, right clicking on the root directory folder where I want to begin my search from, selecting Find from the context menu and searching from the dialog.