Windows XP - recognition USB keyboard/mouse after change in the BIOS

Similar Questions

• Z440: Workstation Z440 Cycles endlesly after changes to the BIOS.

  I made a change in the configuration of the Bios, maybe I changed PCIe options or others by mistake.

  From the start, I had the RED flashing eight times (the ROM Code) with no options on the screen.

  Then I tried to reset the CMOS using the key.

  After resetting the CMOS, to power up, the system seems to cycle endlessly.

  The power light is more red or flashing, white Uni.

  The white disk access indicator flashes constantly while I hear a sound of graduation of the speaker in each cycle.

  There is no interruption or modification of the status of the power led or disk access while this bike takes place.

  Each cycle lasts about seven seconds.

  A note: if I plug in a USB flash drive in a port, it lights once in each cycle, it does not read only.

  USB peripheral lighting such as a Flash drive or a mouse stop with each beat and finally back for a moment.

  Except when necessary, no devices were left plugged into the USB ports, no. trays CD discs while troubleshooting.

  I tried to use a standard VGA interface instead of DVI, still nothing appears on the screen during the power upward.

  I tried to boot with no installed SSD, still nothing appears on the screen.  Same symptoms persist.

  I also tried the Boot Block recover jumper on the motherboard, it causes me to get the RED button with

  eight beeps and flahses once again, still no options for recovery.

  I tried the CD and USB rom image. Recovery methods BIN which are supposed to work without the BIOS menu.

  Without success.

  I recommend that you only call in the HP support and the problem taken care of. The workstation has 3 years of support on site, at least in the United States.

• HP Compaq DC7900 SFF - no support BIOS for USB keyboard/mouse

  I recently bought a lease out vintage 2009 DC7900-Windows 7 Home Premium running. It has connectors from the motherboard and BIOS support for a PS2 Keyboard and mouse. There also card mother support for USB but apparently BIOS does not support a USB keyboard and a mouse. Y at - it a BIOS update that adds support for USB keyboard and a mouse?

  Thank you

  Well, I found what seems to be the problem. My USB keyboard and mouse are connected to a KVM switch that in turn connects to the HP PC. The KVM cable provides keyboard and mouse via a simple USB connection. I have connected a second USB keyboard directly to another USB port, and as you say, the BIOS it supported. I then connected the USB keyboard and mouse for a simple USB hub and then to the HP PC, and BIOS does not recognize the keyboard once more. It would seem that the problem is that the BIOS of the PC HP does not support keyboard behind a USB hub connectivity. I have no detailed knowledge of USB connectivity but could guess that there must be a difference Protocol when I hub is in the Middle – obviously the PC must focus on a specific device behind the hub.

  In the end, I think I'm stuck just keep a separate keyboard (PS/2 or USB) around for those times when I need to communicate to the BIOS.

  I have another PC of the same vintage - a custom platform - and it handles the keyboard behind the hub very well. I wonder if all new PC BIOS handle this.

  Thanks again for your responses - very useful.

• No USB keyboard/mouse - SCCM - OptiPlex 7040

  Good afternoon

  I'm trying to deploy Windows 7 for Optiplex 7040 using SCCM 2012, I downloaded ACR and imported the drivers, I have also injected the Ethernet drivers and it is very much the startup of WinPE.

  At this point I wonder my SCCM Build password, but the USB keyboard/mouse work.

  I tried adding and removing the USB of the cab drivers to the boot image, but nothing helped.

  Any advise?

  I've added all physical of the cab drivers and removed all the USB drivers to make it work.

• Inspiron 15R (5537) wake from its slumber when the lid is closed through the usb keyboard/mouse

  I have an Inspiron 15R (5537) which has all the latest drivers from Dell BIOS A01 Reference (Windows 8). I have the options of closing the lid set to "do nothing" for the two battery and plugged in, but no matter what I try, when the lid is closed I can't the laptop to wake up via USB keyboard or mouse.
  The 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.
  What is interesting, is that if I put the computer to sleep with the lid open, I can wake him up from the keyboard or the mouse.  But with the lid closed, the only way to wake up, it should open the cover and press the power button.
  Anyone know a solution to this?
  Summary:
  Cover open: CAN wake from USB keyboard/mouse.
  Cover closed: don't wake up if I open the lid and press the power button.

  Pete,

  Depending on where you live, you will have the rights of consumers.  I live in Australia and we have pretty good consumer protection.

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

  They went away for a few weeks, and when I "called home" a few times, they acknowledged that they could not solve the problem and offered me a full refund. The laptop was picked up yesterday and I expect the refund within about five days. The guy on my "case" has been very professional!

  I guess that you informed Dell FORMALLY of the problem via a support ticket?

  I did that and followed by chat and phone calls.

  Whist, the ability to wake up via USB is not explicitly described in any of their literature, the bios has available and W8.1 has the facility.  they built it all - EXCEPT that they forgot the lid...

  see you soon

• 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.

  What is interesting is that if I put the computer to sleep with the lid open, I can do/wake it from Logitech devices.  With the lid closed, I can only do sleep - the only way to wake up, he is to open the cover and press the power button.

  Anyone know a solution to this?

  Cliffs Notes:

  Cover open: CAN sleep/wake from USB keyboard/mouse

  Cover closed: can sleep ONLY - don't wake up if I open the Start button / cover & press

  It seems that a new A13 BIOS was released on 18 March, all it says in the section '' correction '' is to "maintain the release." Download it now and see if it fixed more on the question of the USB.

• Need to download the iso of Windows installation DVD or usb 7.1 when booting via the BIOS

  Original title: ISO WINDOWS 7.1

  My hard drive has failed on a Toshiba laptop.  I installed a new drive and now need to reinstall Windows 7.1 I purchased pre-installed on the laptop, which was not supplied with a recovery disk or an installation disc.

  I need to download the iso of Windows installation DVD or usb 7.1 when started by the BIOS.

  My office uses Vista, and it seems to have a built-in code that prevents a download.  Where should I go from here?

  How to: What are my options for Windows 7 reinstall media?

  Make sure you scroll down and read the section:

  What to do if you cannot get your manufacturer recovery media, refuse to use or to buy it or the Microsoft Software Recovery Website does not work?

• Pavilion series 6, P6 - 2220t: HP Pavilion P6 - 2220t. All security USB connections are turned off in the BIOS. Need to turn it on.

  I was told that all security USB connections is disabled in the BIOS. The only controls for this PC is USB ports for mouse and keyboard control ect.  How can I get into the bios without keyboard and mouse in operation? There is no other way to control this model computer. The only connections on this PC is only the USB connections. Again, if I can get somehow get into the BIOS I can enable security USB connections as it should.

  UPDATE,

  Fixed a problem.

  I have install a market after card bipassing USB bios usb connections.  I went in the BIOS and turned on USB connections. I figured out the EASY DIFFICULTY and solved the problem myself. No other technology needed in this case.

  Very EASY SOLUTION!

  Thank you

• Satellite A200-PSAE6E: what changed in the Bios 2.40 Vista 32bits

  Can someone tell me the release notes for the new Satellite A200 PSAE6E BIOS 2.40?
  In fact, the Toshiba never release notes on their BIOS updates.

  Unfortunately, I didn't find all the details on the changes to the BIOS on Toshiba European pages.
  I found a log file BIOS on the site Web of Toshiba us but Satellite A200-PSAE6E is a European model and I doubt that the news of the Toshiba page relates us to the A200 models.

• USB keyboard & mouse error "Windows cannot start this hardware device - code 19.

  Original title - USB keyboard & mice problem

  Hello

  I'm under 64-bit Windows 8.

  Problem: Keyboard Logitech wireless & mouse (S520) does not work.

  1 week ago that I tried my HARD drive on different USB ports on my PC. I disconnected the keyboard and mouse wireless receiver and reconnected. Since then he has stopped working.

  In Device Manager, it has a typical yellow marks against HID keyboard and mouse. I tried to uninstall and reinstall, off and on, makes no difference.

  When I go into the properties by right-clicking, the status is 'Windows cannot start this hardware device Code 19'.

  I tried Googling this error but I found that the solution is only for CD/DVD problems.

  I uninstalled USB Root Hub that is not made any change in the problem.

  Have restarted severl times and power disconnected from the PC and thus reloaded.

  I am currently my PC from iPad using the app Splashtop.

  I really hope that someone can help me.

  I've restored my windows from 16 April that solved the problem. However, I learned a lot about the registry keys and all.

  Thank you for taking the time from your busy schadule and answer my stupid questions.

  Thank you.

• Installation of Windows 7 64-bit, keyboard & mouse not working not

  Hello

  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". ...
  • Save the settings and exit the BIOS.

• Dimension E521, windows resume loader, USB keyboard does not?

  I have a Dimension E521. When it starts up (windows 7 32 bit) happens to "resume the windows loader. I can't choose option I have a USB keyboard that does not start. Why is there no PS/2 port on the back of my office?

  Thank you
  Jill

  PS/2 ports have gone in the way of the dodo bird.

  Have you had a power failure or not stop correctly?

  Have you tried another USB port at the back of the Tower?

  Try to restart, and then press F2 before Windows starts to load to open the BIOS Setup. Search all the USB settings and make sure that they are all enabled. Save the changes before you exit the installer and see if you can deal with the problem of charger now.

  If this does not work, try this:

  1. If you can enter the BIOS setup by pressing F2, copy all the current BIOS settings
  2. Power off, unplug
  3. Power button press / hold for about 15 seconds
  4. Open the case and remove the motherboard battery
  5. Power button press / hold for about 30 seconds
  6. Replace the battery (use a new if it is old)
  7. Case of close and reboot and see if you can solve the problem of charger now

• Windows 8 on-screen keyboard arrow key changed instead.

  Original title: a problem on Windows 8 virtual keyboard

  Dear everybody

  My friend has a problem with keyboard on the screen of Windows 8
  It is problem
  http://s2.picofile.com/file/7819169030/New_Bitmap_Image.jpg
  The arrow has moved

  Hello

  To provide the proper resolution, I would need more information on your side.

  1. when exactly the problem started?

  2. did you of recent changes on the computer before this problem?

  This problem can occur because of bad on-screen keyboard or right settings to corrupt the file system.

  Method 1:
  I suggest trying the steps and check if that helps.

  (a) call on the bottom right corner to open the charms bar.

  (b) click on change PC settings.

  (c) click on general.

  (d) scroll down to keyboard Touch.

  (e) turn on Make available standard keyboard.

  (f) now, when you click the icon for the keyboard on the screen keyboard, there is a fifth icon representing the traditional keyboard layout.

  Method 2:
  If the problem persists, I suggest you scan SFC and check if it helps.

  System File Checker will try to help you in fixing all corrupted files and folders from the computer.

  a. right click in the bottom left side of the desktop (on the splash screen).

  b. Select command prompt (Administrator).

  c. type SFC/scannow , and then press enter.

  See the article for more information.

  
  Use the keyboard to the screen (OSK) to type
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/type-with-the-on-screen-keyboard

  Hope this information helps. Answer the post with an up-to-date issue report to help you further.

• Pavilion 550-150: more compatible USB keyboard/mouse

  What combo (keyboard and mouse) wireless are most compatible with my computer (budget $ 100). I have a Microsoft Wireless series that gives me a lot of questions and I decided to replace it.

  Thank you very much.

  Hello

  I trust to Logitech and not bought 1 but 5 games (combo; 3 K710 and 2 sets of K330 cheaper). K710 price in my country is about $110:

  http://cplonline.com.au/Logitech-wireless-desktop-MK710-keyboard-mouse-Pack-u.html

  Our dollar is now much lower, you'll find maybe around $75 or less to the United States.

  Kind regards.

• Crashed Windows 8 that no keyboard mouse may not work

  My Packard Bell EasyNote TE69KB laptop is a Windows 8 (not pro), it shows this photo please help me I need the quick answer please!

  Hello

  Your laptop has a CD or DVD drive? If so, check if you have left a CD or a DVD in there.

  If it is not a CD or a bootable DVD, this is why you get the message. Remove the CD or DVD
  and it should start. Is there not a CD or a DVD in the player left, it might be possible that the hard drive has failed and needs to be replaced.

  In addition, sometimes the configuration settings for the drive may have changed. To determine if this change has occurred and to restore the original configuration, follow these steps:

  a. to access the BIOS, turn on the laptop and immediately press the ESCkey to display the Start Menu and press the F10 key.
  b. press F9 to reset the default settings of the BIOS and press Enter to confirm the action.
  c. Press F10 to save the changes and exit the BIOS and press Enter to confirm.

  
  Warning of the BIOS:

  BIOS change / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  Let us know if it helps. If you have any other questions, we will be happy to help you.