I can't use my keyboards when needing to press any keys for setting up Windows.

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LUCK

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Dear all!

I am using Windows XP (Destop CPU 3.0 with Pentium 4). I would like to clean set up the Windows, but I can't succeed in setting up the Windows. The reason is that I can get "Press any keys to boot...", but when I press any keys to boot, I can't get the Windows CD Boot. It seems that my Keyboards are not working properly and however I can go to Setup CMOS using the Keyboards but it seem not to be working while needing to press any keys to boot the Windows CD. Be sure that my Keyboard is the USB Keyboard. Please let me know what I must do to get my keyboard work properly while needing to press any keys to boot the CD. I only noted that before my keyboard was not USB Keyboard and the Keyboard could work while pressing any keys to boot. For more information, please feel free to let me know. Please help to solve it and explain in details if possible so that I can understand more about the interruption.

Thanks a lot and best wishes!

I am looking forward to hearing from you as soon as possible.

My best regards,

LUCK
 
you will need a ps/2 keyboard, to get the usb keyboard to work, you have to go into the bios and change the settings...
 
Dear Ghostman 1!

I went to Bios and find the USB Keyboard Term, but I couldn't find it though I saw a few options that are disabled and they were also not the USB Keyboard Term. What must I do to get my USB Keyboard worked because I have only USB Keyboard? Or can't my computer be set up with the USB Keyboard? Can it be so then? Please help me to figure it out. Sorry for being unaware of my knowledge. Thanks a lot and best wishes!

I am looking forward to hearing from you.

My best regards,

LUCK
 
Dear!

Now I can solve it following your advice. That really helped me and sorry for being late to reply. I am very very grateful to you.

Best wishes to you!

My best regards,

LUCK
 
Dear Luck!

I've had same problem, Please help me :)
But I don't have ps2 keyboard :(

Best regards,
Zaya
 
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