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**Andromeda** · 12-25-2009, 11:43 PM

Keyboard and Mouse drivers are plug and play devices they don't have specific drivers. Mouse and Keyboard can run from 2 different types of ports either a USB port or a PS2 port (If you look at the back of your computer there will be 2 circle looking ports one green and the other purple) Those are the PS2 ports. Generally its better to go with PS2 mouse and keyboards I find they are more compatible over USB ones because some motherboards/BIOS have issues with these.

Your problem may be a BIOS related problem you may need to meddle around with the plug and play settings in bios and or see if there is a firmware update for your BIOS and see if you can update it.

If this isnt a BIOS related issue your best bet is to probably backup your files and reformat the hard drive because honestly a large number of things could be causing that to happen.

EDIT: Actually do you remember when this first started happening because its probably just something conflicting with the plug and play devices on your computer Im 99% sure of it.

12-25-2009, 11:43 PM	#6
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