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Guest johnbigbootie
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After installing SP3 on a Dimension 5150 in xp home edition I receive a BSOD

both when booting normally and when trying to access Safe Mode.

The error is the following:

STOP 0X0000007E (0x000001d, 0xf78de8ea, 0xf78de7f4, 0xf78de4f0)

 

It was working great before the update.

 

I found http://support.microsoft.com/kb/950249 very useful to remove SP3

while in the Recovery Console. I can now boot to safe mode and boot normally

but the mouse and keyboard do not work.

I have only USB port - I do not have any serial ports.

 

I get stuck in the screen that allows me to choose what user I want to

sign-in as.

 

Any suggestions so as my keyboard and/or mouse will work? Thanks.

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Guest smlunatick
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Re: Can't use mouse or keyboard after uninstalling SP 3

 

On Sep 18, 2:55 pm, johnbigbootie

<johnbigboo...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> After installing SP3 on a Dimension 5150 in xp home edition I receive a BSOD

> both when booting normally and when trying to access Safe Mode.

> The error is the following:

> STOP 0X0000007E (0x000001d, 0xf78de8ea, 0xf78de7f4, 0xf78de4f0)

>

> It was working great before the update.

>

> I foundhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/950249very useful to remove SP3

> while in the Recovery Console. I can now boot to safe mode and boot normally

> but the mouse and keyboard do not work.

> I have only USB port - I do not have any serial ports.

>

> I get stuck in the screen that allows me to choose what user I want to

> sign-in as.

>

> Any suggestions so as my keyboard and/or mouse will work? Thanks.

 

It has been "years" that mice use the serial ports. Most common ports

that can be used with mice are PS/2 (round) and the USB. When using

USB keyboard / mouse, there might be an entry in Device Manager under

HID (Human Input Device.) Since you boot in Safe Mode, clean up

Device Manager section(s) Mouse, HID and USB. Then, at next reboot,

XP should re-install the drivers.


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