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[ The PC Guide | Troubleshooting and Repair Guide | The Troubleshooting Expert | Troubleshooting Specific Components | Troubleshooting Keyboards ] I have a keyboard that I want to connect to my PC but the connector is the wrong size Explanation: You are trying to connect a keyboard to your PC but find that either the keyboard's connector is much too large or too small for the keyboard socket on the motherboard. Diagnosis: Keyboard connectors come in two different styles. The older one is the large 5-pin DIN connector, and the newer one is the smaller 6-pin mini-DIN connector (also called "PS/2-style" for the IBM system that introduced it). The two types are electrically compatible and you can attach an adapter to allow the use of one style on a PC that requires the other. (Note that this is not always true for PS/2 style mice that use an identical 6-pin connector). Recommendation:
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