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I have a WinXP Home SP2 PC that is having issues with the mouse and keyboard.
I know both devices work properly, as they work when I get into my PC's BIOS
setup, and when I press F8 to get the Advanced Startup Options. However,
once Windows loads, whether it be in Normal mode or Safe Mode, the mouse and
keyboard both loose their functionality. I am not sure what has happened, or
what to do to reverse the problem. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated,
as the PC is pretty much in a non-working state right now with them not
working. I've re-seated the connection on both the mouse and keyboard and no
help. They are both PS/2 devices, and I made sure that the pins on each
cable were not bent or broken. The two devices work fine on other machines.
I then tried plugging them into a USB port replicator, thinking that if it
was a problem with the PC's PS/2 ports, then maybe I could use the PS/2 ports
on the replicator, but that has not produced any better results. So I would
appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks.
Jeff
I know both devices work properly, as they work when I get into my PC's BIOS
setup, and when I press F8 to get the Advanced Startup Options. However,
once Windows loads, whether it be in Normal mode or Safe Mode, the mouse and
keyboard both loose their functionality. I am not sure what has happened, or
what to do to reverse the problem. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated,
as the PC is pretty much in a non-working state right now with them not
working. I've re-seated the connection on both the mouse and keyboard and no
help. They are both PS/2 devices, and I made sure that the pins on each
cable were not bent or broken. The two devices work fine on other machines.
I then tried plugging them into a USB port replicator, thinking that if it
was a problem with the PC's PS/2 ports, then maybe I could use the PS/2 ports
on the replicator, but that has not produced any better results. So I would
appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks.
Jeff