win7 pro 64bit, pointer with (mouse or kb) locks, stops intermittently

[clincher]

Hi appreciate any help. Since splashing soda water on my keyboard while pc on, I have developed a problem, after changing keyboard combo twice with different undamaged ones.

every time i type or move the pointer about, either the pointer stops, or misses a character while typing.

fitted a new 1tb drive in c: position and installed fresh copy of windows 7 pro 64 bit. to no avail, i still have the problem.

my system is a quad processor, asrock mb, 8 gb ram, satt drives c: + d: + e: system reserve + d: dvd rw + h; + i: drives

typing, passwords and using the pointer is nearly impossible. prior to spilling soda on keyboard ir using ps2 sockets on pc, it function correctly

 

[Berton]

Since splashing soda water on my keyboard while pc on, I have developed a problem, after changing keyboard combo twice with different undamaged ones.

What type connection, PS/2, cabled USB or wireless? If using cabled devices it is quite possible the motherboard has been damaged. If USB might try them in a different port or try different devices such as Thumb/Flash drives in the original ports to see if they still work.

 

[clincher]

thanks for your reply,
keyboard & mouse connected by ir sensor unit to ps/2. i had no direct wired connection to pc,
i am now using usb connection to kp & mouse and do not understand why i have a fault, other than kb & mouse
the pc worked alright until soaked with soda water, i do not know how to fault-find this problem & what steps to take.
i am retired and disabled and this is driving me mad

 

[Berton]

pc worked alright until soaked with soda water

Any type liquid on computer parts causes damage.

keyboard & mouse connected by ir sensor unit to ps/2

Do those devices have batteries in them? Liquids can damage the circuitry in them.

Basically, about the only thing that can be done is replace with known-good devices. If they have the same problem then the motherboard is suspect, downside is that sometimes it's more cost-effective to replace the computer with one that has a warranty than to start replacing parts in them and still have an old computer with limited warranty if any.