Keyboard and USB dont work in windows but work in BIOS

[DawnOfMe]

Keyboard and USB dont work in windows but work in BIOS, i have also tried a ps/2 keybaord also not working in windows, i have tried safe mode, disabling driver sig enforcement, using different mice/keyboards, restored bios to default settings, ran sfc /scannow no errors detected, and still no luck any input would be amazing. I wanted to do a upgrade repair install of windows but you can only do that inside windows , basically trying everything before i have to wipe the HD and reinstall windows, i ran memcheck as well and no errors also as a sidenote it says my gpu is not found, when i have my monitor plugged into it, i am still receiving internet from ethernet.

I have windows ultimate x64
2.66 gHz processor 8gb of ram
1 TB harddrive 760 GTX GFX card

All devices work on other computers.

 

[Layback Bear]

What were you doing on your computer when all this happened.
It's very unusual that not even a ps2 keyboard doesn't work.

Does you system boot at all into Windows 7 Normal mode of Safe Mode?
Your post is not clear to me.

If you can't boot Window 7 here is a tutorial with lot of test to do.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/219533-troubleshooting-windows-7-failure-boot.html

What power supply is in your system?

 

[DawnOfMe]

It boots into windows just fine just as soon as I boots into windows It doesn't respond to any keyboard or mouse, even though they work fine in bios, also its a 750 w power supply

 

[DawnOfMe]

And I got blue screen then it forces me to do windows repair then it all went weird

 

[Layback Bear]

Any time you get a BSOD in my opinion you should post here and let our BSOD experts help you.

http://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-help-support/

 

[DawnOfMe]

Well I tried didn't really get much help it was the windows kernal causing the crash

 

[5Clint7]

I've had the same problem. After rebooting a few times, it started working. I hope it's fixed. This is on my wife's Dell 8400 with Win 7 Home Prem. 32 bit.

 

[DawnOfMe]

Unfortunatley I restarted atleast 40 times with no luck

 

[Layback Bear]

If you are still getting BSOD you should continue in your BSOD thread.

http://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-help-support/363748-bsod-random-times-restarts.html

You left Laith waiting for you to post your log.
Many BSOD are not fix in 5 or 6 post. Hell most of them take many post.
If it was that easy we would all be fixing BSOD problems.

I will continue once the BSOD team helps you fix your BSOD problem if you still need help. Once you BSOD problem is fixed you might not have a keyboard problem.

I don't play jump around from thread to thread games to fix one computer.
Please go back to the BSOD thread you started.