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Some people simply prefer to use Windows keyboards. You may also have one lying around the house from an older computer. In most stores, you'll find that there are more Windows keyboards than there are Mac keyboards. One of the main reasons you might choose to use a Windows keyboard on a Mac is that it's more readily available. You can use almost any Windows keyboard as long as it has either a USB or Bluetooth connection. If you want to use a Windows keyboard on your Mac, the good news is it's pretty simple. en/macosbasics/troubleshooting-common-problems/content/ Using a Windows keyboard with a Mac

Thanks to Bill Schultz for explaining how to do this procedure on Microsoft TechNet.Lesson 13: Using a Windows Keyboard With a Mac Mission accomplished, whether on a Mac or a PC. Choose Change a password … and change password according to your organization’s security policies. The standard Windows lock screen will appear. While holding down the physical and keys, click the key using the on-screen keyboard (illustrated as step 3). When the on-screen keyboard appears, press and (illustrated as steps 1 & 2) from your physical keyboard. The on-screen keyboard will appear on the Remote Desktop. To launch the on-screen keyboard in Windows Server, go to Start -> Run and type osk into the dialog box. After a bit of research I discovered that changing passwords is easier if you use the Microsoft Windows on-screen keyboard. Probably the most challenging thing I have to do is periodically change my password on customer systems. And of course the Mac keyboard adds its own spin to shortcuts. It works great, other than you have to remember that Remote Desktop keyboard shortcuts are slightly different than regular ones. I use a Apple MacBook Pro for work and do most of my client work using Microsoft Remote Desktop, either natively on my Mac or via a VMware Fusion VM running Windows 7.