missing keyboard and mouse

G

GTX_SlotCar

I have a Logitech keyboard and mouse. I also had a Kensington trackball
connected for gaming. I was having a problem reinstalling an old game and
found out that the Kensington drivers could be the problem. When I
uninstalled the drivers and rebooted, W2K wouldn't start because it
couldn't load one of the trackball drivers.
I have an old hard drive with W2K on it, so I booted from that. I did a
chkdsk and there was a ton of bad kensington files, maybe truncated.
I was able to repair my new W2K installation, but my mouse and keyboard
don't work. I tried plugging in a USB mouse and W2K found it and installed
drivers, but I still don't have a cursor.

Before I install W2K again on my new drive ( just installed it last week),
are there any files I can copy from my old HD to the new one to try to get
it going? I've tried using my old system32\drivers files, but that didn't
work. When I repair the W2K installation, a lot of files are copied, but I
still don't have mouse and keyboard. I'd rather not have to install W2K and
load all my files again.

Gary
 
G

GTX_SlotCar

I'll give it a try when I get home. I can boot into safe mode (but still no
keyboard or mouse) so I should be able to boot into command prompt.

Gary



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steve said:
try running SFC.exe from the command line if you can boot into that
installation
 
G

GTX_SlotCar

No luck. No keyboard to type the command.
Looks like I'll be doing a fresh installation. Maybe I'll try some acts of
desperation first to see if I can get it to load new drivers. I've got
nothing to lose.

Gary


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Slot

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steve said:
try running SFC.exe from the command line if you can boot into that
installation
 

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