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Keyboard and mouse not detected

Raam · 2006-08-23 10:54:29

trying to fix a friends PC (WinXP)... one day their keyboard and mouse stopped being detected when booting up. Can't even get into BIOS with em. However, I plug in my own keyboard and mouse and they work fine. If I try their KB and M on my machine, they also work fine (WinNT) Friends KB is Logitech Y-ST39, mouse is M-SBF69…

23-08-2006 11:54am

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Raam

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trying to fix a friends PC (WinXP)...

one day their keyboard and mouse stopped being detected when booting up.
Can't even get into BIOS with em.

However, I plug in my own keyboard and mouse and they work fine.
If I try their KB and M on my machine, they also work fine (WinNT)

Friends KB is Logitech Y-ST39, mouse is M-SBF69
Not had much look searching for anything about them on the web

Any got any ideas?

thanks

P

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#2 23-08-2006 12:52pm

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Try a repair installation in Windows XP, all I can think of right now.

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#3 23-08-2006 1:30pm

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What type of connectors - USB or PS/2? And what type of motherboard is it?

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#4 23-08-2006 1:35pm

Raam

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connector: ps/2.
no idea what the motherboard is though. Will check when I get home

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