Hi,
I am a teacher in the North Eastern part of Thailand. This morning, while booting up the classroom computer, the keyboard did not power up. The mouse was functioning, I accessed the device manager, and saw that the keyboard was unrecognized. After some fiddeling around I mistakingly disabled the USB hub for the mouse. NOW, I can't do anything. I am using my personal Mac right now.
Sooo, is there anyone out there who can help me figure thins thing out. My resources are a bit limited in regards of getting other keyboards, etc.
Thanks a million...
erolanon
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Jump to PostIs this machine, connected to any domain controller?? I some cases the keyboard donst get recoganised you might well have to restart the computer once again. In order to recoganise. Do you see any power light on the keyboard i.e the num lock key on your keyboard lit up?
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Jump to PostWell, if you dont see your num light on the keyboard, then the power stuff to that key board is not give. Is it possible to check that keyboard with the different computer and see if your see any LED's lit up.
This is to just make sure that …
Jump to PostBut the CPU problem would not have let him do other things would it? I mean he was able to use his mouse to get in the system and then mistakenly deactivate teh USB controller. If CPU was the problem then he would not have been able to get anywhere.
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