Mouse and Keyboard not working

[Ericchristt]

Hi guys im having an issue where my mouse and keyboard arent working at windows 7 home screen but they do work in bios. Any advice?

[zlolslavez]

Are the proper drivers installed?

[Ericchristt]

Are the proper drivers installed?

I can't install all the drivers since i cant use my mouse and keyboard but i do have usb 3.0 drivers installed then i turned it off to take a break after installing them and plugged in my headphones and the m/k stopped working.

[DonaldSayers]

Try plugging them into usb 2.0 ports on the back of your board.  Are you able to boot into safemode?

[Ericchristt]

Try plugging them into usb 2.0 ports on the back of your board.  Are you able to boot into safemode?

They are in 2.0 ports and i jsut entered safemode what should i do now

[DonaldSayers]

Is the keyboard and mouse working in safemode?

[Ericchristt]

Is the keyboard and mouse working in safemode?

Yes

[DonaldSayers]

Try installing the latest drivers if your M/K need them. What M/K is this?

[Ericchristt]

Try installing the latest drivers if your M/K need them. What M/K is this?

Corsair m95 and some hp standard keyboard. how do i install the drivers from safe mode i cant boot up into windows without my m/k stopping working

[DonaldSayers]

If the mouse and keyboard is working in safemode, try doing a system restore back to a date before they stopped working.

[Jonathan W]

Are they plugged in? huehuehue

[Ericchristt]

If the mouse and keyboard is working in safemode, try doing a system restore back to a date before they stopped working.

how do i do a system restore

[Ericchristt]

If the mouse and keyboard is working in safemode, try doing a system restore back to a date before they stopped working.

I cant do a system restore without going into windows i dont think

[DonaldSayers]

If you are in safe mode and your K/M is working you can.

 

Step 1: Use F8 to Boot to Windows Advance Options, then select SafeMode With Command Prompt
Step 2: Type the word “rstrui.exe” in Command Prompt and press Enter
Step 3: Restore Computer to Date you know the keyboard and mouse worked.

[Ericchristt]

If you are in safe mode and your K/M is working you can.

 

Step 1: Use F8 to Boot to Windows Advance Options, then select SafeMode With Command Prompt

Step 2: Type the word “rstrui.exe” in Command Prompt and press Enter

Step 3: Restore Computer to Date you know the keyboard and mouse worked.

i cant boot to windows...

[DonaldSayers]

They are in 2.0 ports and i jsut entered safemode what should i do now

 

So this wasn't true? 

 

If you have your windows DVD you can boot to that and enter repair mode. 

 

• Put the disc in your optical drive and restart to boot from the DVD. You may have to change the boot settings in your BIOS if booting from a CD/DVD is not enabled. Watch for the  “Press any key to boot from CD or DVD” message.
• On the "Install Windows" screen, make the appropriate selections for language, time, and keyboard, and then click “Next”.
• On the next screen, click “Repair Your Computer”. Do not click "Install now"
• In “System Recovery Options”, select which operating system you want to restore if any are listed. It will be blank in many systems with only one operating system.
• Click “Next”.
• The “System Recovery Options” will open.
• select system restore.
• follow prompts.

[Ericchristt]

 

So this wasn't true? 

 

If you have your windows DVD you can boot to that and enter repair mode. 

 

• Put the disc in your optical drive and restart to boot from the DVD. You may have to change the boot settings in your BIOS if booting from a CD/DVD is not enabled. Watch for the  “Press any key to boot from CD or DVD” message.
• On the "Install Windows" screen, make the appropriate selections for language, time, and keyboard, and then click “Next”.
• On the next screen, click “Repair Your Computer”. Do not click "Install now"
• In “System Recovery Options”, select which operating system you want to restore if any are listed. It will be blank in many systems with only one operating system.
• Click “Next”.
• The “System Recovery Options” will open.
• select system restore.
• follow prompts.

 

I tried dude but i cant press any key to boot from cd

[Ericchristt]

 

So this wasn't true? 

 

If you have your windows DVD you can boot to that and enter repair mode. 

 

• Put the disc in your optical drive and restart to boot from the DVD. You may have to change the boot settings in your BIOS if booting from a CD/DVD is not enabled. Watch for the  “Press any key to boot from CD or DVD” message.
• On the "Install Windows" screen, make the appropriate selections for language, time, and keyboard, and then click “Next”.
• On the next screen, click “Repair Your Computer”. Do not click "Install now"
• In “System Recovery Options”, select which operating system you want to restore if any are listed. It will be blank in many systems with only one operating system.
• Click “Next”.
• The “System Recovery Options” will open.
• select system restore.
• follow prompts.

 

It was true bro

[DonaldSayers]

Is the keyboard and mouse working in safemode?

 

 

Yes

 

was this? Do you have a old PS/2 keyboard and mouse? and a PS/2 port on you computer?

[Ericchristt]

was this? Do you have a old PS/2 keyboard and mouse? and a PS/2 port on you computer?

no i dont have ps2 k/m

[DonaldSayers]

Check if the USB Keyboard legacy setting is on. It's in your BIOS, you might have to poke around. but generally by default legacy key/mouse will be off.

[Ericchristt]

Check if the USB Keyboard legacy setting is on. It's in your BIOS, you might have to poke around. but generally by default legacy key/mouse will be off.

just turned it on but windows still isnt working

[DonaldSayers]

now see if you can boot to your windows 7 DVD. Or see if it now works in windows.

[Ericchristt]

now see if you can boot to your windows 7 DVD. Or see if it now works in windows.

YASSSSSS it worked

[Ericchristt]

now see if you can boot to your windows 7 DVD. Or see if it now works in windows.

 

THank you so much