Keyboard and mouse are usb. i cant move the cursur or operate the key board so i cant fix pc
SOURCE: Keyboard issue-
try to change the regional settings or reinstall the operating system and check, try to put the ps/2 keyboard
SOURCE: Trying to install windows and at the boot screen
I have seen this before, and the best answer I can offer you is some Motherboards are better than others when working with usb devices while no OS is in place. I actually tried using usb / to / ps/2 adapters and it still would not recognize the usb keyboard in a couple of instances. I had to get a ps2 keyboard for the installation of windows. After windows was installed I hooked up the usb keyboard and it worked fine. (just speaking from my own personal experience here)
Sorry I do not have a more technical answer for you but I'm almost 99.9 % sure this should work, providing there is no problem with the ps2 keyboard port on the Motherboard. I have never failed to install windows unless there was another hardware based issue of some kind, but never a problem with a known good ps2 keyboard.
Just double check everything is seated properly and try to get into the bios setup, if you cannot use the usb keyboard for this, you can try the usb / ps2 adapter, but if that doesn't work either then use a regular ps2 keyboard. That should work fine, then after setup is complete, windows is installed, then your usb keyboard should work fine.
SOURCE: compaq presario sr2150nx keyboard and mouse wont work
Plug the keyboard in first and see if you can get that to respond properly. If it acts up then just only hook up the mouse and see if you can get the mouse to respond properly. If that acts up then try another known working mouse and keyboard.
If both ps2 devices still act up then your ps2 ports are bad and you'll either have to go with a usb mouse and usb keyboard or replace the motherboard. Let me know if you need more help.
SOURCE: Keyboard, mouse, front USBs,DVD recorder not working
It sound like your USB Ports is the problem. Go to the Hardware manager delete the USB Ports and then shutdown and power back up.
The system then should reinstall the USB Ports and associated drivers. If not the USB Ports were probably fried by the power outage.
SOURCE: keyboard wont work
Are you using windows xp? if so - close the on screen keyboard out, then click on start-run and enter osk and click ok. once the keyboard reopens, click on "keyboard" at the top, and ensure "standard keyboard" is selected. If you hover your mouse over the keys, are you seeing the keys illuminate in blue?
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