Human Interface device for 6280

Any add-on software to activate human interface device for Nokia 6280? Blue tooth section is greyed, but some other cheaper brands than Nokia have this active! Any help!

Cheers, there is also a more simple one here which works out of box but it's functionality is very limited.
http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2006/07/06/java-and-usb.html?page=2
> And, as a last resort, that Java daemon (I believe
the APC UPS installation program installs and starts
one, anyway) can always be decompiled and inspected
(although I would have qualms about the legality of
it).
I'm curious to know more about this.
I've just looked in the powerChute instilation directory,
I can't see anything java'y of java'ish. Can you elaborate on this a little more please.
Thanks again for all the help. Still holding out for HID although your links are good and appreciated.

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Hi, I have an annoying yellow ! in my Device Manager for the USB Human Interface Device. Can anyone point me to the correct driver to remove it please?
Pete

Hi Laurent, I got your email with files and replied with my findings. However my email to you was bounced back to me as undeliverable, so I will reply on here.
I tried the files you sent; but unfortunately they had no effect using 64 bit Windows. I have since gone back to 32 bit; but not because of the problem with the human interface; I have decided to go back because my printer and my scanner manufacturers do not and will not be providing 64 bit drivers, and not only that; there are still other things that 64 bit are just not ready for.
So having said that; reverting back to 32 bit has enabled your previous version to work perfectly as expected. I do still have my 64 bit setup on a spare hard drive, so I can go back to that anytime if you wish me to try something else; being that it will be inevitable to use 64 bit Windows in the not too distant future.
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Vista thinks bluetooth 'radio is "USB Human Interface Device"

Hi all,
I've been having this problem for a couple of weeks now; it came straight out of the blue - perhaps triggered by an update? I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate (still in trial period, actually, as I haven't bothered to buy it yet) on a 17'' MBP, and everything has been working fine as far as Mac hardware... or was... until my bluetooth radio suddenly stopped showing up.
My Bluetooth devices still connect fine (well, only my wireless keyboard which doesn't need to be paired, my Mighty Mouse isn't working now), but do not show up in the Bluetooth Devices control panel applet. My radio shows up as a 'USB Human Interface Device' in the Device Manager, and no amount of uninstalling/reinstalling my BC drivcers is helping.
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It IS, but so are all USB Mice, Keyboards, etc,etc,etc. My issue is that because Windows Vista cannot specify it as being an Apple Bluetooth Radio, I cannot control it - and thus cannot use it to setup my mouse. The issue seems to be that the drivers for the Apple Bluetooth Radio are not being used when my adapter is detected - instead, Windows is defaulting to a generic USB driver which would work for most USB devices - but doesn't allow things that require specific device types to work, such as pairing with bluetooth.
Happily, I have managed to obtain a fairly good USB mouse... the problem is that this ***** up a much-needed accessible USB port. I have to get a port extender or something...
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Human Interface Device (HID) API

Hi All
I searched but, I can't find a Java Human Interface Device (HID) API for windows.
Does such a thing exist?
Thanks Very Much

Cheers, there is also a more simple one here which works out of box but it's functionality is very limited.
http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2006/07/06/java-and-usb.html?page=2
> And, as a last resort, that Java daemon (I believe
the APC UPS installation program installs and starts
one, anyway) can always be decompiled and inspected
(although I would have qualms about the legality of
it).
I'm curious to know more about this.
I've just looked in the powerChute instilation directory,
I can't see anything java'y of java'ish. Can you elaborate on this a little more please.
Thanks again for all the help. Still holding out for HID although your links are good and appreciated.

T61 USB Human Interface Device drivers not loading after undocking

I have a T61 and after I undock (correct method, by pressing the eject button on the docking station and waiting for it to turn green) the laptop from my advanced docking station, the external mouse does not work. More specifically, this is the error message that I can see in the USB Human Interface Device with the yellow ! in Device Manager.
"Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware because a previous instance of the device driver is still in memory. (Code 38) "
Is there a fix for this? If I reboot the laptop then I can get my external mouse to work because the drivers can load, but I don't want to have to reboot after undocking.

Regarding your keyboard problem, it seems to be a very low-level problem. The driver cannot access the Control Registers on the Keyboard. By going down from your error message to the lowest level, one can see that it's probably a simple "outb" operation (write data on a specified address, shouldn't fail if the address is correct...) that doesn't succeed.
So I think you defintely need to look in your BIOS if you didn't deactivate something when upgrading, or messed with some address space, or many things I cannot think of right now.
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Human Interface Devices/Toshiba Hot Key Driver/Windows 8

HELP! My computer is only 6 months old and my external mouse all of sudden stopped working, after many call and many research I have found that under my device manager, under Human Interface Devices, Hotkeys Driver has an exclamation point on it, the driver may be corrupt. I have requested the update the driver option but it is not updating. How can I fix the hotkey driver please? I need help. Toshiba tech support won't help unless I have them $170.00 I don't have that, I am a full time student? I am still in shock that Toshiba won't help me fix a problem on their software, I am so disappointed!!! Any help will be appreciated.
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SZ

Hi This is a program I use to find driver up dates. It's freeware. Not sure if the forum approves this program, so I better add use this at your own risk. Hasn't caused me any problems.http://download.cnet.com/SlimDrivers-Free/3000-18513_4-75279940.html?tag=dre
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Human Interface Guidelines for Windows Azure portal

I love the design of the Windows Azure portal, it is clean, clear and to the point. I was wondering whether the Portal is based on a specific set of Human Interface Guidelines and where I could find them?

hi,
I guess it is difficult to find the HIG docs. You could refer to same threads from those page
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Library for Developing Azure Web Interface Style Web Sites .
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USB Human Interface Device (HID) in LabVIEW

How do you write/read to/from an HID USB device in LabVIEW? Note that this
is not a mouse or keyboard but does use the standard Windows XP HID driver.

Matt,
Neither of the bellow worked. I believe this answer's why:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/273BB58D3B52CE6886256F3B00714D03
The device registers as an HID and the above link says that I would have to
change firmware to fix the problem. That's not going to happen because the
hardware is made by another Mfg.
Any other ideas for communication to my USB/HID device? All I need to do is
write and read data from it. The device driver shows an hid.dll. I wonder
if I could call the DLL to accomplish what I need to do. The problem is
that I don't know where to find documentation to setup the DLL call.
- Neal
"Matt_S." <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
> That depends. If this device is part of the USB TMC standard, you can do
> the steps in the following KB.
>
> http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/044FA220F32774ED86256DB3005850CA
>
> If not, use VISA to create a USB Raw device driver for it.
>
> http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/E3A2C4FE42D7ED0D86256DB7005C65C9
>
> Best of Luck!
> -Matt S.

ThinkPad T60 USB Ports and Human Interface Devices

Hi. I have a Lenovo ThinkPad T60 and an HID gadget. When I try plugging it into the left vertical USB port, it installs and works just fine; however, when I try plugging it into either USB port on the right side, it always malfunctions and doesn't install or work correctly. Is there any solution to this error, and what's exactly causing it? I've tried the following:
-Updating laptop BIOS
-Reinstalling all USB drivers
-Reinstalling the driver of the device
Thanks in advance for some advice.

I believe you'll find the right side usb ports are part of a separate usb card that connects to the motherboard with a cable, the ports on the left go directly into the motherboard. If the ones on the right aren't working, then you may have a bad usb card. This part can be easily damaged too, bumping a device while plugged in can damage it.
The easiest way to test it would probably be to get a known good usb card and plug it into your motherboard. I believe this can be done temporarily as a test with only partial disassembly of the laptop. Replacing the part would require removing the systemboard/frame assembly from the lower case. I believe you could test if a new card solves the problem by removing only the keyboard and plugging it into the motherboard. It's hard to be sure without knowing exactly which T60 you have, and without having one in front of me to refresh my memory.
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Bluetooth HID (human interface device) on Droid Charge

You can use a bluetooth mouse and keyboard with the Charge.
But does anyone know if this is just a Samsung thing?
A froyo/gingerbread thing?

Please tell me that you have successfully used a bluetooth keyboard with the Samsung Charge, OR at this point it is still only a rumor. I've been trying to pair a specifically designed android keyboard and it is not working. The internet is FULL of frustration from people trying to do the same. I have not found ONE person who has been successful.
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Is the "Device Class Definition for Physical Interface Devices" specification implemented in Windows?

Can I assume that Windows will be able to handle my physical interface device if I follow the "Device Class Definition for Physical Interface Devices" specification while writing the firmware?
I'm trying to develop a device which handles rumble output from applications such as games. Applications would include e.g. racing games or simulators. I'm hesitant to just clone Xbox 360 Gamepad or Sidewinder USB reports. I'd like to correctly declare my
device as something on its own while still making use of already implemented OS-specific drivers. The purpose of the mentioned specification is exactly that as far as I can tell. I wasn't able to find concrete information about its level of support though.
The "USB device class drivers included in Windows" page (sorry I'm not allowed to post links yet..) seems to link to WinUSB which I'm not sure what to do with.

Thanks for your response. Well if everything was implemented at that time and it's still available it should be fine since the specification document's last version is dated 1999. I was just hoping there would be any form of documentation whether it's
supported and by which degree so I don't go through the trouble of figuring out how the firmware should be written according to the specification just to find out there is no OS driver implementation for it which would render my work more or less useless.
So I suppose I'm forced to go the trial and error path?

Open Interface manual for HRMS

Hi,
Where can I get open interface manual for oracle HRMS.
Regards,
Soham

Soham,
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Intel Management Engine Interface, Device status: This device cannot start (Code 10).

hi Tec,
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Hi Jeenny,
Welcome to Lenovo Community!
As per the query we understood that you are facing multiple issues on your ThinkPad Edge E540.
You can download Intel(R) Management Engine Interface directly or run ThinkVantage system update utility and update the entire required driver for your system.
Hope this helps. Do post back if issue persists!
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Do I really need an Airport device for my home wireless network?

Hi Apple Users,
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USB port issues, interface devices "unmounting"

I've had this problem pretty much since day one. Anytime the display goes to sleep on the intel iMac, the keyboard and mouse freeze up. If it goes into a screensaver, there seems to be about a 20-25% chance of this occuring as well. Reconnecting them solves it, but that is entirely inconvenient.
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an amend to the previous, it does seem to occur if I leave it purely idle for long periods of time with no powermanagement on, it just doesn't fail if I'm actually using it.

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