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Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit, fully patched and kept up to date.
I was away a few days and came home to find my machine on but with a bluescreen of death. I rebooted and Windows did some repair stuff and then it brought up the login screen. Issue is mouse and keyboard are unresponsive, so no ability to login to do anything further. I tried safe mode with networking same issue. I tried a PS2 keyboard, same issue. (Both keyboards work in bios and on any windows repair screens). Next I tried a plain old USB mouse, same issue. I tried checking bios for USB enabled (it was) and then rebooted, same issue.
In normal and safe mode windows boots fine into login screen but then loses keyboard and mouse.
Basic rescue mode on my rescue disk tells me no OS on drive C: (but it boots from there fine except with the no keyboard/mouse issue)
Has anyone any ideas on what I can do? Obviously ntohing has changed onmy machine, keyboard and mouse (and my system generally) were working fine before I left.
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I was away a few days and came home to find my machine on but with a bluescreen of death. I rebooted and Windows did some repair stuff and then it brought up the login screen. Issue is mouse and keyboard are unresponsive, so no ability to login to do anything further. I tried safe mode with networking same issue. I tried a PS2 keyboard, same issue. (Both keyboards work in bios and on any windows repair screens). Next I tried a plain old USB mouse, same issue. I tried checking bios for USB enabled (it was) and then rebooted, same issue.
In normal and safe mode windows boots fine into login screen but then loses keyboard and mouse.
Basic rescue mode on my rescue disk tells me no OS on drive C: (but it boots from there fine except with the no keyboard/mouse issue)
Has anyone any ideas on what I can do? Obviously ntohing has changed onmy machine, keyboard and mouse (and my system generally) were working fine before I left.
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