Adobe Reader XI causes Microsoft Laser Keyboard 6000 v2.0 to type only numbers

Adobe Reader XI causes Microsoft Laser Keyboard 6000 v2.0 to type only numbers - I triedAdobe Reader X and it works fine, checked Microsoft Laser Keyboard driver and it is also upto date - any idea how to fix this annoying problem - it works fine till you open a PDF document in Reader XI or browser plugin and keyboard letters turn into typing numbers?

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The BIOS is 4.10.
Also I forgot one note, the KB is working, but only when it's connected alone. When we connect to USB port another device (Flash Drive, USB Wireless, ...) the PC won't start. When the KB is removed, the PC starts without any problem.
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Dear user,
We would request you to check your version from Help-> 'About Adobe Reader X' because we doubt that you are using an outdated version of Reader. Please update it to 10.1.3 because it was a known issue in 10.1.2 which got fixed by 10.1.3.
I would also request you to check your printer side setting from Control Panel-> Devices and Printers-> Right click Printer-> Printing Preferences-> Search for 'Print on both side or duplex printing' option (generally its under 'Finishing' tab)-> Uncheck it there if you are not using it.
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