Posted by rhouston on December 21, 2007 at 11:16:27 from (24.39.77.34):
In Reply to: O/T: Computer question posted by MeAnthony on December 21, 2007 at 10:49:52:
If you have broken off the key in the PS2 keyboard port just take a staple straighten it out heat it with a lighter then stick it into the broken key let it melt part way into the key. Then after a minute to let it cool you can remove the broken off key.
You may also want to try a USB keyboard. You will have to give the machine up to 5 minutes sitting at the logon prompt before plug and pray sees the usb keyboard.
A 266 mhz machine is kinda old for XP. 500 mhz was my cut off point for XP and even that is kinda pokey.
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