soldierpwnage101

There may be a setting in the bios that needs to be enabled - which would be USB support on boot... normally under the peripherals section of your bios menu 

you need either an adapter or a PS2 keyboard though 
 

 

I'm not sure. But switching USB ports when its booted like this might not work.
Switch USB port then restart. Repeat that for each port you try.
 
If you already did it like that, try to get a USB to PS2 adapter, you might have one collecting dust somewhere

if you can boot into windows, you can chose restart and hold down the shift button and you'll get to windows troubleshooting gui where you choose to boot to uefi bios

Well I tried it with some unused spare cables, and known working cables in a different machine and still nothing. So I'd say it's done.
 
 
Just looking for a replacement now. Cheers guys. 

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there's so much wrong here.

Computer alliance, and Umart. (Australia)

I dont think you should be asking us. This is something that should be outlined in your job description.

Seriously, I wouldnt be bringing anything to you if you were asking people on the ineternet about protocols regarding your job.

Forgot all my case wires first time. Freaked out when nothing happened pressing the power button.