Satellite C50 - keyboard mouse not working not

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  I am trying to install Windows 7 64 bit and my keyboard & mouse stopped working so I can't complete installation. I looked online for a fix and tried to then plug in USB 2 ports, and they still do not work. I found a PS/2 keyboard lying around as it was referred to as a hotfix, however, that the mobo is not any PS/2 ports that will not work. Can you please let me know if you have a work around this? Of course, the Windows 7 installation disc doesn't have the correct drivers for this motherboard?

  I've contacted ASROCK support for my mobo and they have no idea?

  Here is my config of systems

  CPU: i5-4570 3.2 GHz

  Memory: 8 GB
  Video card: on board

  HARD DRIVE:, SATA
  CD-ROM:, SATA

  OS: Windows 7 32-bit

  Can someone please help?

  Soon Tom

  • Restart your computer (click Start > Shut Down > restart)
  • Enter the configuration of the system to BIOS to start Windows.
  • In the BIOS, look for the USB Legacy Support parameter of. ...
  • Select USB Legacy Support and change the setting to "Enabled". ...
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• Satellite A300 - keyboard does not work after cold start.

  Hi people,

  I inherited an A300 of questions.

  When you turn on the laptop, the keyboard works at the BIOS level, but once it boots into windows keyboard no longer works. I discovered that by pressing the power button (stop) and then turn the laptop back on brings back the keyboard. (It was in vista).

  Since I did a new install of Windows 7 (removal of all partitions on the disk) and the fault remains, I also installed the added value Pack which did not help.

  Firmware was 1.6 - updated to 1.9; fault remains. I restored the factory settings in the BIOS - fault remains level.

  I installed a copy of Fedora 11 (Linux), that works perfectly.

  Any ideas?

  Thanks for the comments.
  To be honest, I use an external mouse only.

• Satellite A300 - keyboard does not work sometimes

  Hello

  the boot of my Toshiba Satellite A300 computer laptop keyboard doesn't work sometimes?

  After a reboot, everything is ok!

  Anyone know why the keyboard does not work sometimes?
  Greetings

  On this virtual path, it is not easy to give you a precise answer, especially if it happens sometimes and I think that you need professional help with this.

  There may be a connection between the keyboard and the motherboard problem.
  I fear, we can only speculate that the problem can be m.

• Satellite M30 - keyboard does not work

  Hello

  I have a problem with the keyboard of my laptop:
  Since I was able to type the password of the BIOS, it should be correct from a technical point of view.
  But once having written the pass BIOS keyboard no longer works. It just doesn' react - it is even impossible to hit F2 to open the BIOS menu.
  XP / system displays all hardware conflicts.
  The laptop do not fall down or something like that.
  I bought a USB keyboard, and it worked correctly from the start.

  I tried every shortcut I know and a lot I didn't know until now, but it still does not work.

  Is there a shortcut XP or Toshiba to disable the keyboard?
  Or do you think this could be a hardware problem - but why it should be possible to write the password...?

  CU
  Matthias

  [Edited by: admin on 22 July 05 18:02]

  (1) your bios can recognize an external input device and causing the keyboard not working after giving you access.

  (2) remove all other usb devices you have connected (mouse, webcam or other) because they could be interpreted as an external keyboard

  (3) if there is no USB device connected and the problem persists... remove your keyboard drivers external usb while you plug it (remove drivers dethrone device) and before you restart your computer, make sure to remove the external keyboard.

  (3) you can have a software virus recorder or a keyboard that connects to the interruption of your keyboard.

  If none of these permits, try to boot in an o/s different as the knoppix linux that runs directly from cd without need of installation. If your keyboard did not always works, then bring it to support, because the internal flat cable might came down in part.

  Good luck

  George

• Satellite C660 - keyboard does not work but the Num and caps lock shift are on

  I have a Satellite C660 which was working fine this morning. When I came home from work and he turned, the keyboard does not work and therefore can not enter my login information.
  The Num and caps lock shift are turned on.

  Any ideas on how to solve this problem?

  Hello

  You are able to disable the CapsLock and NumLock?
  You can access the BIOS by pressing F2 by turning on the device?

  If this does not work, I would recommend checking an external USB keyboard.
  If the USB keyboard would be functions, then this means that the internal keyboard is defective and must be replaced.

• Satellite C660 - keyboard does not work

  Hello world

  I've recently updated the BIOS to version 1.60 on my PSC0LE C660-02300JEN (1 year) and the keyboard doesn't work well at all and sometimes stops working completely, making it unusable (I write on an external USB keyboard.).

  There was a recurring problem, a few months before I updated the BIOS with the strike being delayed or does not respond, sometimes when you type, but for the most part, it still worked.

  So I've updated the BIOS, as suggested, and I get the following problems:

  The space bar is either not responding or when you press + 2 written or +++ again and again until I stop it by pressing the SPACEBAR again.

  None of the numbers works.

  Sometimes the entire keyboard no longer works and none of the keys of a reaction.

  I tried solutions:

  Remove the battery.

  cleaning the keyboard to get whatever it is dislodged out under the keys.

  Reinstall the version 1.60 of the BIOS.

  I'm not sure what to do next and really appreciate the advice and help before I try to get the keyboard replaced. It would be nice to get an opinion before I gain for a fix.

  Really welcome responses.

  Thank you very much

  Patrick

  Hello

  I think that this problem of keyboard is not related to the BIOS update not to other software.
  Is that you can use the external USB keyboard as you said above this means that the BIOS is ok and also the functions of controller keyboard correctly

  This means that the problem is related to a malfunction internal keyboard. I have no explanation why this happened after the update, but it could be just a bad luck

  In my view, the problem can be solved by the replacement of keyboard.

• Satellite A60: keyboard does not work, the recovery DVDs cannot run

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  I have a serious problem with my A60: the keyboard no longer works. I tried many solutions and the last of them, recovery with the Recovery DVD - ROM product does not work, because I can't use the keyboard!

  When the screen with the 3 choices, I have no opportunity to respond.
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  Thanks a lot for your answer.

  They keyboard might not be the problem, or it may not be connected properly to the motherboard the best thing to do is to take it to a service center, it should not cost you anything, if it is still under warranty... but if it's just the keyboard and your laptop is out of warranty then it should cost more than 100-200... can't say how much exactly, because I have no idea.

• Satellite L500 - keyboard does not work

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  What should I check? What is a motherboard problem?

  Thanks for any help :)

  Hello

  Can enter you the BIOS (F2 key) with internal keyboard?
  If it isn't the internal keyboard seems to be defective and must be replaced

  I don t think you can do more. I mean you've tried everything what is possible and if an external keyboard works the installation of the OS should be ok.

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• Satellite M100 keyboard does not work

  I have a M100 and my keyboard used to work properly, but now it doesn't work at all.
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  Hello

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• Satellite C660 keyboard does not

  My keyboard has stopped working and after trying different things I've read in other forums I've went ahead and replaced it. New keyboard was working perfectly until now that all came back but slightly different...

  Original keyboard wouldn't let me type any numbers and letters, v, b, n, f, g, h, r, t, y, were dead, as well as the entire line of F1 to F10. The new keyboard worked perfectly, but now the mouse pad does not work and I get extra letters when I type 'R', I get r5y78 instead... ""vm"rather than m and fh rather than h...

  I don't know if it's a motherboard problem, but it's very strange that the usb keyboard and mouse work fine however new keyboard worked fine for about a week and now I use USB keyboard again...

  Any suggestions?

  Laptop model: Toshiba Satellite c660
  OS: Win 7

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  If the external USB keyboard works correctly, the keyboard controller should be OK. So I don't think his problem of motherbaord.
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• Satellite C660 keyboard does not properly - multiple characters

  Hi all

  My keyboard does not work well.
  There is a keyboard lag and sometimes several characters are typed.

  Model is Satellite C660-PSC0SG - 01300L...
  Update the BIOS, I saw in a lot of forums but I could not find.

  Some ooone could help on this...

  Traorepaul,

  Naveen

  Hello

  You are right!
  The update of the BIOS could solve this as mentioned in this document from Toshiba:

  + Questions with the Satellite and Satellite Pro L670 & C660 series laptop keyboard +.
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB1103370000R02.htm

  Click on the link to the download page of the BIOS in this doc.

  Here you will find a BIOS update instruction:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/Ann.jspa?annID=60

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• Keyboard / mouse not wake Desktop Dell (Inspiron)

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  The native BIOS setting disabling USB wake is bad enough, but what makes the situation is even worse to Dell technical support that team never thought to have me check the BIOS settings even if one of the technicians was last updated to the latest version of the BIOS.  You would think that they would have this problem documented given the native BIOS setting and that this resolution would be above Dell CHARACTERS bold suggestions!

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• Satellite S70A keyboard does not not because of the update of Windows 10

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• Satellite C50 - secure boot not configured correctly build 9600

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  Recently bought a refurbished nine Toshiba Satellite C50 8.1 of windows operating system. Was very happy with it but found the message 'not properly configured SecureBoot 9600 building "watermark in the lower right corner of my office. '.

  Decided to search the Internet for a resolution and after being gone on 3 Troubleshooting sites, discovered on the necessary BIOS configuration, but he warned that it was for experienced users who know their stuff on the technical aspects of computers. While I am computer literate, I'm not someone who likes to mess with the advanced options. Then, I came across a reliable computer blog that had a detailed post on SecureBoot.

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