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vectorsss

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URGENT


Hey. :)

I have xp with genuine disk

I have the problem listed before where the system logs in and straight back out again. I've read how to fix the problem but it requires to boot with my xp disk. I have a USB Keyboard and it works in Bios setup etc but not the boot menu.

Is this because its a usb keyboard? Or is something not right. F12 on my system starts boot menu not F8, F8 does nothing.

Anyone help me out please?

My PC is the only thing that has problems, G5 never has anything go wrong!!! but thats a different story......

Edited by vectorsss, 28 May 2008 - 12:25 AM.

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hproesler

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Have you gone into the BIOs and enabled USB keyboard support?
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Have you gone into the BIOs and enabled USB keyboard support?


No i haven't done anything to that, i didn't know you had to.

Where abouts do i do that? In Bios menu...

Edited by vectorsss, 28 May 2008 - 12:43 AM.

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yes, go into the bios and there should be an option to enable both USB mouse and keyboard support. Try that it should work
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yes, go into the bios and there should be an option to enable both USB mouse and keyboard support. Try that it should work

I can't see it in any of the menu options.
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normally I believe it is in advanced settings? What kind of mainboard are you using? most of the builds I have done lately are Asus or Gigabyte. I have had a couple in the past I had to set up using a standard ps1 keyboard, but it has been a while.
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normally I believe it is in advanced settings? What kind of mainboard are you using? most of the builds I have done lately are Asus or Gigabyte. I have had a couple in the past I had to set up using a standard ps1 keyboard, but it has been a while.

Gigabyte GeForce is the board

In advanced Bios menu i have

-Hard disk boot priority

-First boot Device

-Second " "

-Third " "

-Boot up floppy seek

-Password check

-Init display first

-Frame buffer size

-Onboard CPU


Thats it.
Appreciate the help too mate

Edited by vectorsss, 28 May 2008 - 01:13 AM.

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found it under cmos setup utility

Ok got it working

Edited by vectorsss, 28 May 2008 - 01:15 AM.

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so it is working now? I do it by habit, don't really know step by step. hope that helped.
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so it is working now? I do it by habit, don't really know step by step. hope that helped.

Yeh mate, thanks for telling me how to turn it on., i wouldn't of had a clue
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