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1. #MICROSOFT INTELLITYPE PRO DRIVER WINDOWS 7 INSTALL#
2. #MICROSOFT INTELLITYPE PRO DRIVER WINDOWS 7 FULL#

Double-click the file to open it in Notepad. Now find the duplicate copy you made of type32.inf. C:\Program Files\Microsoft IntelliType Pro\Driver\type64\type64.inf.C:\Program Files\Microsoft IntelliType Pro\Driver\type32\type32.inf.C:\Program Files\Microsoft IntelliType Pro\ITypeDevices.xml.First, locate each of the files listed below and make a duplicate copy in another location, such as on your Desktop. You will be modifying some of the files that come with the IntelliType software. I suggest you disable automatic updates: a new version of the software could undo the changes you will be making here. When asked to select your keyboard model, choose "Natural MultiMedia Keyboard." You will also be asked if you would like the software to automatically check for new versions.

#MICROSOFT INTELLITYPE PRO DRIVER WINDOWS 7 INSTALL#

If you decide to install a newer version of IntelliType and run into trouble, uninstall it and use the version linked above instead. It's possible that future versions may include changes that make these instructions obsolete. The current version as of this writing (according to the installer filename) is 7.00.260.0.

If Microsoft has released a newer version of IntelliType since this article was written, your results may vary. As with certain other Microsoft hardware, this seems to be a case of Microsoft phasing out support for a perfectly functional product for questionable reasons.įollow the steps below to set up the Microsoft IntelliType Pro software with your Microsoft USB Natural Keyboard Pro on Windows Vista or Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit).ĭownload the appropriate version of Microsoft IntelliType Pro for your edition of Windows:

#MICROSOFT INTELLITYPE PRO DRIVER WINDOWS 7 FULL#

Good news for Natural Keyboard Pro owners: the instructions below describe an easy way to restore full functionality for the keyboard under Windows Vista and Windows 7, including programmable media keys. I was OK with this limitation as a Vista user, but with the awful changes in Windows 7's Windows Media Player 12, I was inspired to find a way to reprogram the Media button to launch a more sensible music program.