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You always treat a new motherboard as a "new" motherboard and enter the configuration setup FIRST. This gives the BIOS a chance to recognize and setup the hardware. I've replaced MBs and as long as it's the same model, Windows should start then re-load the drivers. You'll need to do this anyway to get your keyboard back during boot. Set the Legacy USB support back on if you want to be able to use the keyboard during boot.