Doctor Varney
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When I switch my PC on, it sometimes says: "Keyboard error or no keyboard present. Press F1 to continue or delete to enter set-up".
There's nothing wrong with the keyboard. It is, however, on USB. I don't have a PS2 one anymore.
This kept happening before I swapped out my old HDD which had somehow failed. I put the new drive in and it's been fine for a few days... now the keyboard issue has started up again.
It's a totally stupid message. How can I press anything if I have no keyboard present?
Who the hell designs these things? Do they program this shit as a sick joke???
I can't pinpoint what it is. Only successive booting and rebooting can get it to work - then it won't do it for ages - then suddenly the problem comes back. I have to keep reseting the system, over and over (about 6-12 times in quick succession) to get it going again. This machine is like... one hair away from recieving a size nine boot sequence from me... straight down the ****ing stairs!!!
I don't have any clue as to what's causing this. Anyone have any ideas? It's driving me mad. And everything else about it. Thanks.
Dr. V
There's nothing wrong with the keyboard. It is, however, on USB. I don't have a PS2 one anymore.
This kept happening before I swapped out my old HDD which had somehow failed. I put the new drive in and it's been fine for a few days... now the keyboard issue has started up again.
It's a totally stupid message. How can I press anything if I have no keyboard present?
Who the hell designs these things? Do they program this shit as a sick joke???
I can't pinpoint what it is. Only successive booting and rebooting can get it to work - then it won't do it for ages - then suddenly the problem comes back. I have to keep reseting the system, over and over (about 6-12 times in quick succession) to get it going again. This machine is like... one hair away from recieving a size nine boot sequence from me... straight down the ****ing stairs!!!
I don't have any clue as to what's causing this. Anyone have any ideas? It's driving me mad. And everything else about it. Thanks.
Dr. V
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