USB ports issues

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Computer Specs:

 

CPU:                      Intel i5 4690k

Mobo:                     MSI Z97-G55 SLI

GPU:                      eVGA Geforce GTX 780
PSU:                       eVGA Supernova 750 B2
RAM:                      Kingston HyperX 8GB
SSD:                      Kingston SSDnow 120GB
HDD:                      Seagate 1tb
OS:                        Windows 8.1 Pro 64 Bit

Problem:

 

 None of the USB ports work.

 

Some Background Info:

  Built the computer and got it running a couple days ago (December 21st), and everything was good. Installed all compatible drivers and got my regular programs running.


How it Happened

  I was charging my phone with my new PC, and I decided to try the super charger utility from the MSI Z97 G55 SLI Download page. While scrolling down the utility page, I also found MSI fast boot. So, I downloaded both of them, and installed each. After finishing installation, MSI Fast Boot asked me, If it could restart my computer so the Fast Boot Technology could start running. I allowed it and so my PC restarted. After it's done restarting and I'm back on my desktop. I realized that Fast Boot wasn't enabled, so I enabled it and decided to test how fast it would be. I right clicked the Windows 8 Icon on the bottom left, without thinking I pressed Update & Restart. So I waited around 15 minutes to install 58 updates. The computer finally finished and rebooted, after the BIOS screen, Windows gave me the Recovery/Error screen, with the error code 0xc000000e

Then I realized that my keyboard and mouse no longer worked.

 

Extra Information:

 I've just done some testing, and it turns out some items work with the USB ports.

 

Old Mouse: Lights up

Old MP3: Shows Charging

Phone: Nope

Tablet: Nope

 

 

So if anybody could bring some light upon this question, that would be highly appreciated!

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I've been doing tests the entire day but can't seem to find the issue... I'm going to go get a PS/2 adapter tomorrow and hopefully it'll work.

[soarwiththesky]

I'd remove that program and any tied drivers to it. See it if it also does it when you boot into safe mode.

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Thanks for your help. After so long, it turns out I just needed to reset the CMOS