USB keyboard converted to serial port?

[Sernomicus]

I got me a bit of a problem here.

So I have a computer here that presumes all USB devices.

I have a keyboard, that's with non-usb head. You computer-whiz guys prolly know the types

Anyway, I got a converter here that turns that gizmo head in to a serial female.

So, only slot that fits then is the Serial port 1.

I'm just going by what fits where n so on, not really knowing what I'm doing. Anyway, it doesn't respond that way. Do I need to do some whiz setup somewhere to activate it?

Normally if it were just up to windows settings, it'd work in bios, but it doesn't. Any ideas?

 

[Atomic Rooster]

There should be a PS/2 port on the computer for the keyboard. I don't think I have ever seen a motherboard without one.

They look like this:

The purple one is the keyboard port and the green one is for the mouse.

 

[Sernomicus]

Yeaa those are the ones I need, those are the ones that are missing

 

[Atomic Rooster]

Wow! What kind of computer is it? I've never seen a newer system without those ports.

If it's an older system, does it have an AT port like this?

The adapter on the right side is a PS/2 to AT keyboard adapter.