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• Satellite L300 - no response keyboard and mouse after Windows 7 upgrade

  Hi all

  After a new Windows 7 Ultimate installed on my PSLB0E L300, I lost the use of the keyboard and mouse pads.

  I did the installation with a usb mouse, who also now works. I downloaded all the drivers connected to my machine using the virtual keyboard, rebooted after each installed drivre, still does not.
  I also updated the BIOS, 1.3-1.5, still does not

  The strange part is that I can't access BIOS with F2, or sequence of starting using F12 at startup, navigate through the BIOS, so the keyboard works, but no longer works when Windows 7 has started.

  I tried to put all the defaults in the BIOS, no change.

  Help! >.< going="" crazy="" over="">

  Hello

  Have you installed additional drivers or tools for these external devices? If so you should remove, just check the software list in Control Panel.

  Normally the touchpad can be turned on/off with the FN + F9 key combination.

  In addition, it would be interesting to know what is happening on the factory settings. I mean the operating system preinstalled by Toshiba.

• How to install a wireless keyboard and mouse in Windows 7

  I installed windows 7 on my neighbor's computer.  I do not have the keyboard and the mouse at the time so I used one of my own (not wireless).  Now, I have a keyboard and mouse, but can not understand how to operate.  The computer is a gateway FX400 XL.  I went to the front door and downloaded a driver entered Gateway 400 series for Windows 7 32-bit system.  I then ran the installation for this driver who really seemed to be for Windows XP.  I shut down the computer, unplugged my mouse and keyboard, and return the computer.  I have a cursor on the screen but it won't move and the keyboard does not work.  I then plugged my keyboard and mouse again and still works.  Any ideas as to what I should try next?

  Hello Willie Wonka 2,.

  Mouse and keyboard wirelesss should have with its own installation disc you need to first install. You should also have a "receiver" which the mouse and the keyboard must be synchronized with to make them work properly. If you look at the bottom of the mouse and keyboard, you should see a button 'tiny' with the words 'connect' next to them. You must move the mouse close the "receiver" and press the button connect the mouse with a blunt object (pencil will usually do). All the lights of the "receiver" will start to Flash when the mouse connects. When they stop flashing the connection generally were filed. You will need to do the same thing with the keyboard.

  Regarding the drivers, you should check the site of manufacturers of keyboard and mouse for the updates.

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Desktop Experience: www.winuser.co.uk | vistasupport.mvps.org | xphelpandsupport.mvps.org | www.silversurfer-Guide.com

• Complete list of shortcuts keyboard and mouse for windows 7?

  Hello I am looking for a complete list of keyboard shortcuts and mouse for windows 7, can someone point me in the right direction?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/keyboard-shortcuts

• Windows XP screensaver no longer works after insalling wireless keyboard and mouse (2000)

  Original title: eve of screen Windows XP stopped working

  I just installed a Microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse (2000) and now my screensaver lights.

  Checked the setting in Control Panel and all looks good.

  Hi Rich 664,

  · What is the service pack installed on the computer?

  Check out the link that mentions on the same question below: the screen saver does not start after the installation of a wireless pointing device: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/913405

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

• I just bought the wireless desktop 800 Windows keyboard and mouse it does not work on the Windows XP desktop

  I just bought the wireless desktop 800 Windows keyboard and mouse. It works fine on my Win7 laptop but not on my XP desktop even if it says it is compatible with XP. Any advice?

  Hello

   

  Thanks to join Microsoft Community where you will find all necessary information about the Windows operating systems.

  You cannot use the Wireless Desktop 800 keyboard and mouse.

  The problem may occur if the devices are not detected.

  What exactly happens when you try to use the devices?

  A fixit could be used if the devices are not detected.

  See the site:

  Hardware devices do not work or are not detected in Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/hardware_device_problems/en-us

  I hope this helps. If the problem persists, or if you have problems of Windows in the future, let us know and we would be happy to help you.

• keyboard and mouse not working not properly after installing Windows 8.1

  I was forced to upgrade my computer to Windows 8.1. My keyboard worked fine until the system is restarted. Numbers on the keyboard stopped typing and letters were capitalized when the caps lock was turned off and the numbers at the top will only type the symbol above the numbers.

  I looked at this problem and it seems that I have to enter in the settings of the UEFI and disable the Intel XHCI mode. When I enter the settings of UEFI, I can't make any selection in the start menu. My keyboard and mouse stop working.

  Any suggestions?

  Thanks for posting a reply. Fortunately, I didn't have to try your solution because the computer solve itself.

• Windows xp agreeing not to receiver of keyboard and mouse wireless

  My system is reconizing not the receiver Wireless USB ports so my keyboard and mouse works. Download Logitech but when trying to activate it tells me "wireless receiver not found" as if I have not installed in a USB port (I tried all). I know that the system has worked because I don't set up on my roommates computer no problem (it has windows vista). My service pk 3 is installed, I checked and I too am set up for automatic updates when they occur.  I had a mouse wireless and wired keyboard, but I just bought this new Logitech MK320 keyboard and mouse configuration.  Logitech said problem comes from microsoft.  Any ideas?

  Hello

  I wish that you follow the steps in this article and check if that helps.
  Troubleshoot the incidents of the response to the mouse or wireless keyboard

• Windows vista problems install keyboard and mouse

  I try to install windows vista ultimate on a new amd system I've built recently. The windows vista screen Boot starts well, but I can't go further with the installation because the keyboard and the mouse do not work.

  To solve the problem, I booted up with a Linux distribution and I can use the keyboard and mouse and everything works fine. Initially, I bought vista using boot camp on my Mac and the keyboard and mouse work well with vista on this configuration.
  I want to upgrade to windows 8 thereafter, but I might need to buy the whole program, rather than the update if I can't do vista works. I don't want to spend money if I can't because I'm broke. Any suggestions?

  Parameters of the BIOS of some computers have a setting "Enable USB Legacy" to allow the keyboard to work without Windows running.

  If you have PS/2 ports buy an adapter or a PS/2 keyboard. Most USB keyboards can be connected to a PS/2 port using a USB to PS/2 adapter.

• Keyboard and mouse not working do not after Windows 7 installation

  Windows 7 has recently been installed on my Dell computer and now won't work neither the keyboard nor the mouse. I tried all the USB ports available without result. I have an old MacBook and the mouse works on that so I know that's not the mouse. I can't begin to solve the problem if I can't use the computer. I read the instructions on how to use a computer without a keyboard or mouse but they all say "Click on Start" How can I click if I have no keyboard or mouse? Help, please. I need my computer to the wrong House and right now it is totally useless.

  Hello Suzanne,.

  I would like to know some information about the problem so that we can help you better.

  1. have you tried to use another keyboard with Windows?
  2. What is the model number of your Dell computer?

  Thank you for details on the issue.

  I also realize the inconvenience that you are experiencing the problem of keyboard and mouse. I will definitely help you.

  Problems of mouse and keyboard can occur for the following reasons:

  -Cables are not connected properly.
  -Incorrect device settings.
  -Missing updates.
  -Corrupt or incompatible drivers.

  I suggest you use the steps in this article and check if it helps.
  Reference:
  Mouse, touchpad and keyboard with Windows problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/Mouse-touchpad-keyboard-problems-in-Windows#V1H=tab01

  I hope this information helps.

  Please let us know if you need more help.

  Thank you

• Keyboard and mouse not working not not after resetting Windows 10

  I have a Dell Inspiron 530 on win 7 now upgraded to win10 1 to August 15. All good until a few days ago, when my wireless keyboard and mouse began paying up, keys not giving the correct characters or symbols. I found a site that offers to win 10, that I did a reset and now I have a PC that looks perfect on the monitor, but not on keyboard. I can't control or use the PC. I plugged my old KB & mouse USB but still no controls in Windows, I tried searching the keyboard and USB settings in the BIOS but can only find switches to change the speed high or low speed USB, tried two and no change. I can't find any advanced settings.

  I tried to find a way to get into safe mode to make changes, but I can't find how to do this without KB or mouse.

  I have a 2nd PC on Windows 7 is anyway to prepare a flash drive to download a fix. I have a 16 GB flash drive.

  I would appreciate any help with this problem

  Best wishes

  Dai

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  This could be due to problem of incompatibility with the keyboard and mouse drivers. I suggest you use another computer and download the latest compatible keyboard/mouse drivers with the latest operating system (Windows 8.1 is). Download the drivers in the flash player and then install the same drivers in Windows 10 machine and check.

  If the problem persists, install the same driver in compatibility mode for an earlier version of Windows.

  a. do the driver installation file right click and select Properties and then tap or click on the compatibility tab.

  b. check in the run this program in compatibility mode for: box.

  c. press or click the menu drop down and select a previous operating system, and then tap or click OK.

  d. try to install the driver and verify.

  Please refer to: make programs more compatible with this version of Windows (information is good for Windows 10 institutions)

  Hope this information is useful. Please feel free to answer in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows.

• Windows 7 - USB keyboard and mouse do not work once Windows starts

  The following happens occasionally:

  The keyboard works perfectly in the BIOS, the post OFFICE and when the Windows 7/64 Ultimate starts (I can tell the [Numlock] led shines). But when you see the Windows login screen, both, USB keyboard, USB mouse and stop working.

  I can say this from the [Numlock] LEDS go off and, mouse and keyboard, does not.

  There is no discernible specific deadline. Even wait minutes does not get the mouse or the keyboard back from work. In this case, the only way to get both mouse and keyboard, back from work is to reset the machine.

  I noticed this strange behavior with several keyboards, mice and different motherboards. So, it doesn't seem to be a problem related to a particular device.

  Independent since I also noticed the following:

  • I am currently using a card mother GIGABYTE Z68XP-UD3-iSSD. If I activate XDR (caching system with the small SSD disk) then Windows 7 starts up very quickly but keyboard and mouse get disabled for about 5 seconds when the login screen appears.
    .
  • During the installation of Windows, the keyboard rarely has not activate during the POST at all.

  I noticed that several people share the same problem. Is this an inherent problem USB HID? Or is there a bug in Windows that should be fixed?

  Hello

  This might be a question of power, where Windows is shutting off the power to your USB ports. Try this:

  Open the Device Manager
  Click on the tree "Universal Serial Bus".
  For each "USB root hub" do the following-
  Right-click on 'USB hub root'
  Select Properties
  Click the power management tab
  Make sure that the box "Allow the computer to turn this device to save power" is NOT checked.

  Try restarting now. If all goes well, that will take care of the issue.

• Windows 10 does not recognize the wired keyboard and mouse

  When I start windows 10 technical preview my mouse and keyboard do not work.

  they are recognized when I'm in the bios, but when it does start nothing

  keyboard and mouse wired usb

  This is the forum for Windows 7.

• No response from the keyboard and mouse to the Windows logon.

  Hello, I had this problem a while but a restore fixed it, and of course it happened recently that I want to challenge results.
  Basically, my mouse and my keyboard do not respond before Windows logon.
  Opening height of session does not either.
  The keyboard and mouse seem to work if I go into the conservation program (ESC key at startup and F11).

  I'm running Windows 7 on an HPG60 laptop 64-bit with 3 GB of RAM.
  Processor: Intel (r) Celeron (r) CPU
  900 to 2.20 GHz 2.19 Ghz

  My mouse is actually a touchpad - Synaptics PS/2 Port TouchPad.
  My keyboard is attached to laptop Standard 101/102 - key or Microsoft Natural Keyboard PS/2 with HP QLB.
      
  I need help as SOON as possible so that I can get back to work.

  -Albert

  This is equivalent to the old rule of iron of computing: If you have important files on your PC, then you need to back up an external medium regularly. Problem request not do or wait until you have a major problem. Fortunately, Windows 7 gives you a loop hole. Here's how it works:
  1. get a disk external 2.5 "in a USB case.
  2. connect it to the PC.
  3. set your BIOS so that it uses the DVD drive as its primary boot device.
  4. start the computer with the Windows 7 repair CD or with your Windows 7 installation DVD.
  5. press a button if you are prompted to start from the DVD.
  6. When prompted, select "Safe Mode Command Prompt".
  7. connect as administrator if you are prompted.
  8. Select repair when prompted.
  9. Select command prompt.
  10. save your files or folders on the external USB drive (or a flash drive).
  If you are not familiar with the commands of copy in the command line environment, ask a friend gifted in computer science to help you.

  After solving the problem of keyboard and mouse, do you a favor and use the USB disk as backup media. On a regular basis.

• now in Singapore, I have a windows 7 installed but my keyboard and mouse Act up when you write something letters are moving themselves another text or disappear, missing cracy

  my keyboard and mouse during the writing/texting or whatever it is

  moving letters, appearing in another line or attach to another word or simply gone crazy is likus (frequently scan with windows scan and mc afeeebookosee for all what hypothetical my jingxt note that the sample here)
  I still write letters t
  you see what happens, which is a real problem and I need to find a solution, could be a vir now ithappened again with the shifting of the repair man, but he said here in Singapore = buy a new laptop for your old (2 years old is corrupt
  I only place
  any Advisor
  asked a computer I stop others in my journal of the computer will suffer whatever that means
  garble garble pushes me into the wall!
  don't rea sometimes the text so blurred
  I'm sitting here in a hotel with a trail of comments in paid, a public address already written in the taskbar... f o If someone's piggybacking my computer
  What unexpectallly disconnecting a message that fief the fault for you to see
  See the text of the pursuit of writing I do not correct t

  Looks like that now someone wrote in my obsscenitys of lines as C... t, whatever

  I am in a hotel to use aand Singapore the router with other guests, maybe a mischiefeous B...d is wrong?

  Co

  If whole words are be spelled correctly, it sounds like you were either hacked or has the computer infected with a malware or a virus.

  (1) you have an anti-virus application running? If so, run a deep scan. If this is not the case, download antivirus software. I use Avast free and have been used successfully for years.

  (2) run Anti-Malware software Malwarebytes', once again, a thorough analysis. First quarantine, then remove all the threats that it finds.

  (3) run the SUPERAntiSpyware software. He'll probably find thousands of tracking cookies. These you can safely remove, but are probably not the cause of your problem. Remove all the problems it finds.

  Once you have downloaded (downloads.cnet.com or softpedia.com are good places to use), installed and updated these applications, disconnect your computer from the network (router) to perform the actual analysis.

  These apps will take a lot of time, literally hours and hours to run, so plan to run all night with your laptop is plugged into a power outlet. Test your computer once these applications have completed their work and see what you get.

  Keep us in the loop.