Question about ASUS P5LD2 Motherboard

No mouse or keyboard power

When I boot up the mouse (optical) does not power up and the mouse and keyboard are not recognized. The boot screen comes up and everything is fine except for that. Is there a jumper or power connection issue?

Michael Ball Apr 18, 2007

Found there was a missing jumper on the keyboard detect. All is better now :-)
Anonymous Mar 30, 2014

Seems my laptop is missing a driver for this new small mouse "Plexgear Office Optical Mouse Art no 91585", but I can't find the right driver

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Assuming your mouse and keyboard to be wireless, and you have installed the driver disc, the sensor unit may need to be tried in a different usb port as the irq of the port may not be correct to drive the mouse and keyboard. If they are wired then check that they are in the correct sockets, and if they are then there must be a motherboard fault as the drivers are generic and should be laoded automatically.

Posted on Apr 18, 2007

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There might be. Try the Keyboard and mouse on another computer and see if they work. By the way, are they wireless?

Posted on Apr 17, 2007

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