Keyboard Disabled and Usb ports wont seem to work

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zlaktarn

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Hi. Got a computer that has been running good for a while now.
Today though i noticed that suddenly my mouse wasnt working so i just tried
to replugg but it still wouldnt work.
I solved this though when i put the mouse's usb into the usb-port on the
Computerscreen. It worked for a while though but later when i rebooted my computer neither my mouse and keyboard wasnt working..

Tried to reboot it again and the screen says "Keyboard disabled" and tries to
switch Usb-ports and it still wont work and i cant do a thing cause i cant use
either the mouse or keyboard.
Anyone has a solution? :confused:
 
LoL it will be hard to fix this if your keyboard AND mouse are not working.Anyway try to make your mouse and keyboard to work temporarily just like you did it before,then go to the DEVICE MANAGER and from it completely uninstall everything connected to your mouse.Now using your keyboard close that DEVICE MANAGER and restart your computer.After the computer restarts,it should automatically find your mouse and reinstall the drivers for it.
You can also go to the ADD HARDWARE and install your mouse from there;)
Do the SAME thing for your keyboard after you have finished with the mouse.

NOTES for keyboard:

ALT+F4 = Closes the opened programs/windows...
WINDOWS BUTTON ON YOUR KEYBOARD = opens the start menu from which you can restart your computer using the arrows on your keyboard
SPACE = this will click the selected button just like you did it with your mouse
ENTER = same as SPACE.USE IT ONLY IF THE SPACE DOESNT WORK ON SOME BUTTONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TAB (<-- -->) = use this keyboard button to select the next control you want to use such as buttons,radio buttons,check boxes blablabla...

If you REALLY cant make your mouse AND keyboard to work then above solutions are impossible to accomplish.What you CAN do is to REPAIR your Windows OS using its CD or DVD-ROM disk.That should fix the problem ;)



Cheers!
 
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