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Do share your experiences on this front once you have tried it.I am sorry but I am totally unable to find anything useful to help you. I tested this once again and I have no issues to get the USB mouse and keyboard to work.
A workaround that might work for you is to simple use the PS2 keyboard or on-screen keyboard when setting the PC up, USB mouse and keyboard being disconnected. When Windows then boots to desktop first time, install the chipset drivers, reboot and now install the USB drivers. Again reboot and connect the USB mouse and keyboard.
It should work and works in my tests.
You might also want to see if some third party software would be better for you. Here's an example: System restore to new hardware to upgrade your computer or migrate system
I will continue trying to find something.