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Hi!
New to Mac and I've connected a Razer Keyboard with UK layout to it, tried keyboard assistant which asks to press the key to the right of the left Shift but it says "Keyboard cannot be identified"
Keyboard works but that key is now mapped to § instead of Backslash, any way to fix this? Other keys are also wrong (not talking about CMD and such), any help would be appreciated.
If you go to System Preferences>Keyboard>Input Sources what is indicated in the left Pane?
If not British then click on the + sign to add a keyboard and select English in the left pane and either British or British-PC, as applicable, in the right pane.
If your keyboard has @ printed on a key over at the right edge, you need to make sure that you have only British PC on the list in system preferences > keyboard > input sources.
If the key to the left of Z is still wrong, see if this helps:
https://m10lmac.blogspot.com/2009/12/fixing-keyboard-type-problems.html
Thanks but non of it seems to work, installed Karabiner and if I try to remap the "§" key it sees it as "0" and I don't want to remap "0" on the number row.
Odd that I can't seem to find someone else with a similar issue on google, I have an Huntsman Analog V2 which is expensive and probably not super common.
Have you tried the keyboard maker's support?
You should be able to make a custom layout with the keys set right with
Will try the manufacturer as they never mention platform compatibility yet they don't release the software on macs which negates most of the keyboard functionality.
Try the custom layout here.
Install in Home/Library/Keyboard Layouts. To get to Home/Library, do Finder > Go while holding down option key.
USB keyboard wrong key mapping
