Removed from USB drivers - no keyboard/mouse connecting feature

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• apparent loss of keyboard mouse & and features after reset to factory settings

  Hi people,

  I'm at a total loss on the way to the same approach to this situation. After spending about 10-14 days with various iterations of "The Answer Desk", (hereinafter referred to as the T.A.D.) which include planning a recall, which are often late - sometimes by hours. or sitting on hold and wait until you have increased in the province of Quebec, or the chat option - I'd become fond of cat when I had a keyboard, I could use, but quickly learned to hate using my cell phone to push my words, rather type them. In any case, after having crossed more level 1 and level 2, including many supervisors at two levels, I took notice of the last tech level 2 Guy I talked to and called the store of Microsoft (weapon with a case of referral number, or whatever the correct language is for this). I found 2 Microsoft Stores in Los Angeles, CA - 12,000.000 people and 2 stores with nearby competent technical support staff. I scheduled a visit and was told to put my HP 500-281, i3 processor running at 3.4 GHz, 4 GB of Washington. and a 1 TB hard drive (what they & I called my C drive (although, technically, it's more like C: / / or?).)

  Level 2-ADP technology (which had prevailed of my variously attributed, by the countless service customer and/or technical support agents, both case # s and codes authorization) told me thatto take it to a Microsoft Store, I would be able seized technicians who pourraient & would send me home the same day with a machine works, based on my various numbers of cases assigned to me in T.A. I took the tour (by taxi Lyft in all situations which follows) at The Microsoft Store in Century City, CA.

  For those who ignore it the physical dimensions involved here - each trip using a provider of low cost me less than $25.00 each way (from Pasadena to the West away from Los Angeles). I don't drive, and with the weight and the vulnerability of my HP Tower resulting, it was the only way available to me which has not yet put the computer at risk. I arrived and spent about 45 minutes before I got help. The young woman, Cassi, asked the help of another agent, while trying to start my machine. Long story short - I was told that I have to leave the computer for the more experienced technicians analyze. I was so exhausted at that moment that I took another taxi home, although my practice since 2000 has been to use public transport, walk or BIKE only for my needs.

  I was, naturally, concerned about their progress. I work as a shipper of health and building helps entrepreneurs foresight of the restoration and had been lagging dangerously in the accomplishment of these tasks. Some clients have become so angry that a legal action has been mentioned. During the 4 days that my ride was in the Microsoft store, I spoke with 2 technicians that they worked on my machine. They told me that I would get their notes on the way in which the diagnosis was made. I have even voluntarily undertook the task of installation of 'hundreds' of updates because I was afraid that if I left it until the they could move to install updates a lot, a lot, I couldn't hear the store several days more.

  Everyone dealing with these attempts at assistance seems almost unconsciously act as if time is not of the essence, but rather that your computer isn't the central role and critical that do a lot of our computers. They are almost jaded when suggesting that I have simply bring the machine on L.A. 20 miles so that I can place again blind trust in their attempts already several times to resolve the problems, but also their inability to follow through with notes promised to deliver or demonstrations more rudimentary to convince a customer that he or she is winning a functional computer.

  When I got the computer home, I found that, I could just get insofar as the standard desktop Windows 7, but my mouse and my keyboard seems to be recognized by the Windows 7 operating system. The mouse don't not move the cursor that was sitting just in the center of the screen and the keyboard would make only the main directional functions if I had entered the Boot Manager (F9) or the parameters B.I.O.S. (F10) to start-up before the BONE begins to start. I tried 4 mouse 3 wireless and wired with receptors resets attempts plugged into the USB ports on 1. I also tried a cable and 2 wireless keyboards, spent an hour 1/2 with Logitech technical support without result.

  I'm teetering at the edge of financial ruin while monitoring the female for the insurance company above that now all services purchases made prior to the date of the merger, cunning claimed that, even if she had understood what I said pretty much everything the my time invested far more time and money I had to contribute to the effort, she could not or would not allow any level of cash so that I can return to save what's left of my ability to earn a living. I also started songwriting as he is more naturally evolved with my love of the guitar for 47 years, my hundreds of sets of words which are located in personal folders on the computer I can't access.

  One of you truly talented I.T. people who contribute to these forums you will suggest in any way that I could have the computer to respond to my mouse and my keyboard. You people are the best and I look forward to hearing your thoughts. D. Lyle

  : Marielle case - I would like to express my sincere and heartfelt gratitude for your response to my call for help. It is your interest to my fate who told me going in this awful circumstances. I got 2 notice of permanent failure to broadcast my answers you Google, and so I'm not at all sure of you knowing that I received your thoughts and that he continued to try to save me by using your ideas as a springboard to areas not only loomed in my limited vision of the possible parameters of the problem at hand. Specifically, your mention of the ports currently assigned to a device with a USB connection led by reminder of something I read said that the port used for the 1st time, we use a device that is new to the computer, can get a relatively permanent status as the only port that this device can then use unless you actively change this assignment. Made me continue at any position on a Windows 7/loss of any theme of functionality of the research material. As I was delighted to learn from the past, the forums came in BIG TIME! A post spoke after losing both mouse and keyboard functionality after you successfully reset to the factory settings. The person added that he would have found that devices plugged in USB 3.0 entries on his relatively new machine did not work at all when they had recently performed very well. He tried to connect the elements in one of the entries USB 2.0 at the back of his tour and it was the key - they immediately resumed their functionality. I have imitated this difficulty and was immediately very glad I did. I am currently undertaking the somewhat daunting task to accomplish the many updates to the OS 7. I almost forgot the comforting, veiled darkening I did experience the Office of MS, MS, HP store response, and finally, Assurion response, the insurance company who subscribed the Office Depot warranty protection programs that refused to consider even an answer to my dilemma except to the insist that they send me a box and a label for the shipping of my livelihood who knows where. It has been 7 days and counting and I have yet to even see a UPS truck, let alone one with the element which, once received, starts a ticking of the clock to keep their response time of within 5 days. With no packing material, there will be no reception of any element that would measure their response completely lacking in-same-, a heartbeat at my struggle to keep my livelihood. The lesson I'll take it away from this experience is that he is not a corporate entity multinational US who notices even if all life disappeared - as long as our devices robotic that remained would accept conscientiously their "droppings of concern" as evidenced by their cyclical billing continuous and/or automated calls to solicit 'our' biz repeat. I am convinced that our only chance, as a species, to confuse our way to a better future for all that follow is to cooperate with everything that surrounds us - be all of flora and wildlife or the air we breathe, or H2O which maintains the life here in this sweet spot him all that we call Earth. Thanks for your help and your efforts to maintain these wonderful forums.

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• Removed usb drivers Device Manager

  Hello

  I had a problem with the USB and Firewire connections on my HP XW8400 PC.  The system works under windows xp pro.  The problem I had was that some devices/readers etc were not noticed when I plugged the different Slots USB or firewire and others have been.  I have a dongle usb constantly on my system to run a publishing package that I use on a daily basis... I also have an attached Firewire/USB PCI card.  I use the rear firewire and slots of the editing software and hard drives USB and USB slots front is where I keep my dongle and I use the usb port and firewire for other devices such as readers, usk sticks, cameras etc etc.  As I say, things work well, other custom.  For those who don't to correctly connect the peripheral material Add Wizard would come upward, I press on to connect to the web to search for and then it they'd material device wzard found no drivers/solution/whatever.  Being that it is my main computer to work I didn't want to risk anything and so have put up with him for a long time.  However, these days, I need to get a camera connected to the said work stations and so made test after trying to install the software to factory for the camera via camera software CD and realizing that he did not always work.  I used Malware Bytes and it came with nothing and then AGV antivirus and it came wirth nothing.  Ok... So I thought that it MUST be something to do with the USB (and Firewire) themselves.

  I searched on google and it brought me to this microsoft support page: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310575 I read through it and he said how to uninstall and re-install the usb via Device Manager drivers.  I went through the instructions and I have clicked on each of the usb devices in Device Manager and uninstalled.  Then I restarted my computer and when it said that it had detected new hardware everytime I clicked on the Hardware Wizard it now impossible to connect to the internet because one of the devices was my router to wide band.  GREAT!

  So, I spent half a day to find the original Windows CD and I reflected on the drive, but couldn't find anything to do with the USB drivers.

  I tried the last known good configuration and that was obviously after deleting files of drivers said Ihad closed and restarted a couple of times since then.

  I checked the system restore and that has been cut!

  If someone could please tell me how to install the said USB controller to ensure that I get the USB drivers installed?

  I'm guessing I now need to go through the window / each device and find the software CD and add the drivers, but I don't even know if I have half of the Conference on disarmament, or they just instantly connect via XP.  I certainly can't find anything for my router, which means I can't even on the web.

  And why has my material wizerd for usb and firewire devices summer miss me for so long?

  All advice appreciated.

  PS... Microsoft, don't you think not that 1 - it would be wise to let people know on the above mentioned page remove the usb drivers may well turn off your Internet so that the wizard doesn't work and you can visit his profile when you connect.  If she had said that I would never be deleted.  2. due to some software I use (Avid Media Composer) on the specially designed workstation, there are various conflicts that occur when the upgrade to Service Pack 3, so you stop the real users of microsoft products to have access to your DIFFICULTY IT thingymajig if they decide to stay on service pack 2.  Why make life so hard Micfrosoft?  I'm very careful with my systems.  I should have a choice of not having to be upgraded if it means he can endanger other packages, but I'll always freedom of basic set of tools and services that you offer.  I'm fed up.   The following, that I get computer is a MAC!

  You're right, that Windows XP has drivers for a large number of features built into the operating system.  Peripheral USB in particular are supposed to be 'plug and play' - you simply connect the device to the computer, it goes "Bong", and the device is recognized and installed.

  A "Repair Installation" window is supposed to leave all your applications and your data intact - but you will almost always see advice to backup everything that you care about the 'just in case '.

  Try posting here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-us/itproxpsp/threads
  Technet forums are supposed to be for the "professional" so maybe, your message will be seen by someone who has a better knowledge of this issue than most people who post on the forums for answers.

  Items to include in your message:

  • You have XP Pro sp2 (and why)
  • That you have had a hard time to install a camera and so found and followed the instructions in KB310575
  • After you follow the instructions in KB310575, all of your USB devices are reports 1 Code and you are unable to install the drivers
  • Everything that you think is relevant
  • And, more importantly, a link to this topic, so anyone can see what's been tried so far: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-hardware/deleted-usb-drivers-device-manager/2272852e-7462-4d65-a8ad-e8162c9eb800#_self

  Good luck and I'm sorry, I could not solve your problem.

• Satellite A300-1EC - how to start openSuse Linux from USB HDD?

  Using the desktop PC, USB HDD was installed openSUSE. The computer starts from USB HDD fine. On the laptop installed windows 7. I tied USB HDD for notebook and laptop computer reboot, select by pressing F12 boot USB, but the HARD drive loading specifications internal (WIN 7).

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  Hi aliks-os.

  I m not owner of the Satellite A300, but maybe that it doesn't support boot from USB HDD...
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• Please EXAMINE MY, MY IP ID AND SEND VERIFICATION CODE to MY EMAIL ADDRESS THAT IS * E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

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  I'm tired to write my problem several times...

  In short, it is the solution that should be made by you: study please me (Bank of the IP ID represents what you name it) and send the email address verification code * address email is removed from the privacy * so I can connect without problems.

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  Really give wages to sending links like bots?  Everything I know how employees think about their job because I have 30 under my command.

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  We cannot help with issues such as changing the alternative e-mail address without being able to connect to the Windows Live account.

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• Inspiron 17R SE 7720 wake from its slumber when the lid is closed through the usb keyboard/mouse

  So I have an Inspiron 17R SE 7720 which has all of the latest drivers with BIOS A11 (Win 7 Ultimate x 64)...  I have all the settings properly configured for sleep power (no hibernation), however no matter what I try, I can't get the laptop to wake up when the lid is closed through USB keyboard.

  I use a combo of MK560 Wave from Logitech (unifying receiver) - keyboard and mouse have the wake-up option enabled in the settings of their material.  I also wake up from USB enabled in the BIOS.

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  I asked Dell - repair, replace it with one that works, or pay back me.

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  Look for the software updates Check for Windows updates

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  See the Readme file

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  Check the USB connection between the computer and the transceiver unplug and reconnect the transceiver.

  1. Disconnect the wireless transmitter/receiver and then plug it back.
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  Plug the transceiver wireless to another port on the same computer.

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  Refresh the wireless connection all other devices connect wirelessly to Microsoft.

  1. Press the button on the wireless transmitter/receiver.
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  Optimize the signal check the placement of the wireless device.

  The wireless transmitter/receiver and the device must be correctly. Try the following solutions:

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  Some objects not wireless and wireless may cause interference with your wireless phone. To avoid interference from the transceiver, avoid using your device near objects such as:

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  Setting up a Bluetooth device

  You can use the following information to help you resolve a problem with your device (keyboard or mouse) Bluetooth wireless.

  Check the connection between your computer and the transceiver Bluetooth

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    If you connect your device with an internal Bluetooth connection, make sure that wireless connections are active. Many laptops have a switch, a key or keyboard shortcut that enables wireless connections.

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  Refresh the connection Wireless to your Bluetooth device

  • Pair your Bluetooth device to your computer.
  • Re-establish a connection without wire if your computer does not detect a device compatible Bluetooth Microsoft if you try to use a Microsoft wireless keyboard compatible Bluetooth or mouse and the input device does not work, it is possible that your computer does not detect the device. To resolve this problem on a Windows computer, restore the link wirelessly with the computer. For more information, see the article of the Support Microsoft 811798 to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811798

  Solve a connection failure when the installation software can connect to a Bluetooth Microsoft compatible device

  During installation, if the installer is unable to connect to the device via a Bluetooth connection, you must change the transmitter/receiver to use a Bluetooth mode managed by hardware.

  For more information, see the article of the Support Microsoft 953694 to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953694

  Establish a Bluetooth connection when a device does not respond

  If the Bluetooth connection cannot be established, you may need to remove the device is unresponsive system and then add it again.

  1. Click Start, click all programs, and then click Windows Update.
  2. If the Bluetooth device is not responding is listed, select it and then click Remove.
  3. Click Start, click principally made programs, click the Microsoft mouse, and then click connect Bluetooth mouse.
  4. Follow the instructions in the wizard to connect to your device.

  Why is there a delay before a Bluetooth mouse answer after it has been idle

  To extend the battery life, Bluetooth devices go into hibernation after 8-10 minutes of inactivity. It may take several seconds for the Bluetooth mouse to reconnect when you resume using it after this period of hibernation. Thus, you may notice a delay between the time that you use the mouse and the response on the screen.

  Use other Bluetooth devices with Microsoft for Bluetooth wireless transmitter

  Bluetooth wireless technology allows you to connect several devices to your computer. You may be able to use other Bluetooth devices with Microsoft for Bluetooth wireless transmitter, but this connectivity is not always supported by Microsoft.

  For more information on the use of other Bluetooth devices with Microsoft for Bluetooth wireless transmitter, see the documentation provided with the device.

  For new devices, download the latest version of the software from the Web page of software downloading material.

  Connection of the keyboard of laptop Wedge for a tablet PC

  By default, the keyboard pairs Bluetooth Mobile from the hold with most tablet PC through safe simple pairing (SSP) with an authentication key. Some tablets, however, may not support SSP with an authentication key.
  In order to pair your keyboard hold such a Tablet Mobile successfully, use the following alternative pairing mode.

  Associate your keyboard by SSP without a password

  1. Hold down the Fn key as you press and hold the Connect button located under the keyboard. After 3 to 5 seconds, a small light on top of the keyboard flashes green and Red alternately. This means that your keyboard is detectable in your tablet in 6 minutes.
  2. On your Tablet PC, on the Start menu, select Control Paneland in category view, find the material and audio.
  3. Select Add a device.
  4. When the keyboard is listed, select it and follow the instructions to pair your keyboard Wedge with your tablet with success.

  Note
  If you want to associate your keyboard with a tablet or another computer that takes in charge the SSP with an authentication key, hold down the Connect button only.

  A keyboard or a Bluetooth mouse fails to reconnect after being left idle

  After you have used is not the keyboard or your Bluetooth mouse for a while, you may not be able to use the device again without rebooting the system or by turning your Bluetooth radio and turn it on again.

  For more information, see the article of the Support Microsoft 2758967 to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2758967

• How can I remove the existing driver files to overcome (Code 39) USB drivers?

  I am running Vista Home Premiun 32 and generally have few problems for about 18 months because my laptop came with the operating system installed.

  Recently, my USB drivers do not work (as in the drivers of USB controller rather than the connected devices). Device displays the symbol of my USB controllers and gives code 39 error Manager, that's to say the drivers are install correctly, but Windows is unable to run. Windows can certainly find and identify devices.

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  How to analyze the log file entries that the Microsoft Windows Resource Checker (SFC.exe) program
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  -----------------------------------------------

  Then lets refresh the USB stack

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  all except the category itself - REBOOT - it refreshes the drive and battery USB

  This KB shows XP how to and the method of Vista is identical
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310575

  ----------------------------------------------

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  Tips for solving problems of USB devices - and a Mr Fixit
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/c39bd203-f729-47a4-8351-83291e13c8a81033.mspx#EGB

  Hardware devices not detected or not working - Mr. Fixit
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• No USB keyboard/mouse - SCCM - OptiPlex 7040

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• where can I find the usb drivers to connect Rikomagic MK802 to my W7 machine?

  Hei.

  Someone who knows where I can find the usb drivers to connect Rikomagic MK802 to my W7 machine?

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  It does not seem to be designed to run on a PC as it is an Android PC in its own right...

  http://store.cloudsto.com/rikomagic.html

  "This size micro computer can be used easily by simply plug into a TV with a spare HDMI slot and then connect a wireless keyboard/mouse. It allows you to do everything you can do on your PC or tablet like browse the web, check your e-mail, go on facebook, watch HD movies, listen to music and of course much more by installing thousands of apps now available for Android. »

• Tecra A6 - external mouse connected to USB erraticly port rolls

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  The mouse is a new Logitech optical mouse. Have also tried it with a Microsoft Intellipoint mouse and a generic without brand name. In each case, I had the same problem.

  I've updated the drivers - and turned off the touchpad (thought may have been a conflict), but the problem persists.

  Any suggestions on where I should look for a popular solution.

  Hello

  When you use an external mouse I recommend you disable the internal touchpad by using the FN + F9 key combination. I do the same and there is no problem at all.

• I have a wireless optical mouse and I can't remove the usb of my laptop Gateway receiver. It is stuck there. How to get out?

  I have a wireless optical mouse and I can't remove the usb of my laptop Gateway receiver. It is stuck there. How to get out?

  Hello

  The unit just has USB slide out. If it is stuck, consult with a real computer store (the one that makes
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  supported.

  Gateway drivers and downloads
  http://support.gateway.com/support/drivers/dlcenter.asp

  Technical support Gateway
  http://support.gateway.com/support/?cmpid=topNav

  Door Documents
  http://support.gateway.com/support/SUPINFO/index.asp?cmpid=topNav

  I hope this helps.

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• Keyboard-mouse 5188-6816: is a replacement USB connector for a keyboard 5188-6816

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  You can't buy a replacement dongle.

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  Your technical support must have told you that.

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