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You don't need a driver! This is a Bluetooth keyboard. What you need to do, is pair it with your Bluetooth device.
First, charge the keyboard. Enable Bluetooth on your device. Now, push the small black button marked "ID" on the back of the keyboard. The button needs to go in pretty far. This will generate the Bluetooth code needed to pair your Device. You need to enter the four digit numerical code generated by the keyboard. That's it! You are paired!
Go
to the manufacturers site first (I assume it's an Acer) to see if they
have the dirvers you need. I'm unsure if you mean you the 'key drivers'
as in the main drivers for the computer, or 'key' drivers for the
keyboard (you don't need any drivers for the keyboard unless its an
external gaming keyboard, in which the manuafacturer will have the
drivers on their site, and on the included CD if you still have it). If
you need all the drivers try these softwares if you cannot find them
from the manufacturer: You can also try these special driver scanners to see if drivers you need are available: Driver
Genius, Driver Magician, Driver Scanner, Driver Finder and Driver
Checker. These will scan your computer and tell you which ones you need
and allow you to download them if they are available.
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