Keyboard Set up Assistant
When you plug in or set up a new keyboard on your Mac, you may get a pop up stating your keyboard needs to be identified. You can proceed with the following steps:
| 1. Click on System
Settings |
| 2. Scroll down until
you see keyboard then click on change keyboard type |
| 4. Choose ANSI then
click on Done |
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