That alone makes you wonder how stupid isn't the Windows Update system? This install of course failed over and over and over again. Until I changed the preference to not install updates automatically, and I hid this moron of an update in the list of available updates.
Before I trash this Windows install and install Windows all over again, do you guys have any ides on how to solve this? If I have to dig into the registry I would be glad to, because I don't care if I brake it, I'm tired of it anyway. And besides, I know how to reinstall Windows, it's just that it's a pain in the butt to have to reinstall every application just because of this stupid problem.
There are 4 USB ports. I tried flipping A and B and keyboard worked upon startup from complete power down but the mouse didn't. I moved the mouse to C and still the same situation, keyboard worked but mouse didn't unless I unplug and plug back in. I powered down once again, and did a started up the computer. This time both the mouse and the keyboard worked.
For the last time I flipped the mouse from A to B and the keyboard from B to A, shut down, started up, and everything worked. Then I plugged in the USB hub to D once again, shut down, started up again, and both the mouse and keyboard worked this time. I repeated this three times, with complete shutdown and startup.
It worked every time. So I assume it will work now, at least for a while. It might be just enough to give me time to prepare for a complete reinstall of Windows.
But for the time being it seems to work now. Windows should load generic drivers for the mouse and keyboard and they should stick when you reboot into normal mode.
Navigate to the registry folder. If your Windows installation is in d: during recovery, then you would use this command in the command-prompt:. Skip to content drivers keyboard mouse windows windows-vista I can boot into Vista just fine, but the mouse and keyboard both USB are not working.
I'm willing to entertain any and all solutions. I need to get at my disk fast. Thanks for your feedback. Physics Guy. Multiple restarts have had no effect. The keyboard can be used to select safe mode.
Going into the BIOS works. If I get to the system repair screen the mouse works. I have tried all usb slots with the same results. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.
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