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<blockquote data-quote="_CyberGhosT_" data-source="post: 531835" data-attributes="member: 39208">Do what techienerd1 suggested, but this time before you do remove the keyboard from device manager.only reinsert the usb after the reboot and allow windows to do its thing.If you have Ccleaner installed run it before you reboot, to remove any leftover driversFor boot purposes you will need access to a corded or alternate keyboard to avoidnot being able to login if your PC is password protected.Or you can remove the password protection before you restart, just reapply the password protection after you re-add the keyboard</blockquote>

[QUOTE="_CyberGhosT_, post: 531835, member: 39208"] Do what[SIZE=4][B] techienerd1 suggested, but this time before you do remove the keyboard from device manager.[/B] [B]only reinsert the usb after the reboot and allow windows to do its thing.[/B] [B]If you have Ccleaner installed run it before you reboot, to remove any leftover drivers[/B] [B]For boot purposes you will need access to a corded or alternate keyboard to avoid[/B] [B]not being able to login if your PC is password protected.[/B] [B]Or you can remove the password protection before you restart, just reapply the password protection after you re-add the keyboard[/B][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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