K50/ K95 hardware/software m different trouble

Hello,

 

I recently acquired K50 and K95 keyboard, for professional test

 

After installing both drivers (and firmware K50 only) in administrator on win7 pro

I have some issues that no responses on this forum could fix.

Tried on different, USB ports, computers and OS (win 8) and exactly same troubless

 

On both keyboard i have the same troubles:

 

In software mode:

Everything works fine expect that macro over two keystrokes that are used for windows desktop ex: ctrl + alt + del, shift + win + left...

 

Macro of two keystrokes like win + e (open folder) crtl+ c works well

Macro over two keystroke under other application than "desktop" works well, like in powerpoint, outlook, ptc/ProEngineer... work well too.

 

So on software mode under windows desktop only macro overs 2 key strokes doesn't work, and after looking deeper, only the last two action are active

Example:

left shift + win left + left (toggle active window to one screen to other) function only like win left + left (lighter displacement)

 

the same with right shift and or right win keys

 

The shift key function correctly has if i macro shift + h + e + l + l +o it give HELLO

 

If i use Shift+win+left macro in "hardware mode" everything works well

 

In hardware mode:

Every things works well expect "Launching program" nothing happen, but i could understand that run program from hardware mode is not possible.

 

Thanks for your answer

If you are going to use multiple keystrokes, Its best to save it to the keyboard and enable hardware playback.

 

Launch Program does not work under hardware playback due to Windows limitations.

So you mean, that for those high end keyboard, I have to choose between multiple keystroke macro and lanching program?

 

Very desapointed.

Launch Program does not work as Windows doesn't know what it is when you press the key in hardware playback mode. Other keyboards that have the internet browser button, media player etc work as its most likely in the driver that open the default application.