USB Legacy Support Disabled in the Setup

J

JamPaste

New Member
Hi there, I recently built my first computer and when I try to start up, I get the message, "USB Legacy Support Disabled in the Setup", with no other options being avaliable, as in F1, F2, F11 options, etc.

Google searches don't seem to bring up much, or else I don't know where to look!

Any help would be much appreciated!
 
Give just a little more info. Does it register key strokes? How old is the keyboard? How old is the motherboard?
 
Doesn't seem to register keystrokes, it's a Microsoft PS2 keyboard which is fairly new, and the motherboard is a brand new 'MSI P7N SLI' (even though it's probably quite an old mobo now, it's just out the box)
 
Well, in that case, try resetting the cmos by using the jumpers on the board or simply remove the battery. If that doesn't work, pull the board out of the case, set it on something antii-static, and test it outside the case, if that doesn't work either, try a different keyboard, preferably another ps2 and a usb. if all that fails, i'd have to say the board is defective.

oh before pulling the board out of the case try different keyboards, just to possibly save some time
 
It's alright actually, I simply had the IDE cables around the wrong way, rather daft actually!

A bit of fiddling about with the cables and I got them in the right order.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top