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Hi all, just put all my new pc together tonight but a bit stuck now. I have done a self build before but that was ages ago & cant get forward now..

 

All new items include

Gigabyte GA-M52L-S3 MBoard

4 gigs of kingston ram

AMD Athlon X2 6000 processor

1 gb Geforce 9500GT duel dvi graphics card

250 Maxtor Sata Harddrive

basic internal card reader

LG Dvd writer light scribe

650w psu

 

Was all confident on the wires on the MB etc all very easy

 

Powered up and all fine, fans wizzed all lights etc as it should be the keyboard is usb and its not working, i tried a old ps2 keyboard as well but still no joy.

 

I wasnt sure weather to put my xp disc in first or the MB or graphics card disc that came with them so i put the XP in, on screen i did have come up once about installing xp etc and then it said click return to move to next stage but the keyboard doesnt work so i was a bit buggered. since that ive turned off etc and all i get now on screen is "verifying DMI pool data............." and it just sits there... any ideas please??

 

thanks in advance

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Welcome to the forum,

 

Have you booted into BIOS (usually F2 or the Del key at boot) to see if a keyboard has been recognised.

 

Is the keyboard setting disabled?

 

Gee

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thanks for reply

 

just tried f2 and delete keys and nothing all i get as i power up is the screen in the image.

on the keyboard i pressed the caps lock etc to see if the light on the keyboard lit and it didnt . tried both the usb & ps2 keyboard

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Hey Mr Happy.

 

Your issue appears that USB support is not enabled in BIOS yet.

 

You need to switch to a PS/2 keyboard and mouse untill you have setup your computer correctly.

 

I always use a PS/2 keyboard and mouse on setting up my own computers and when I work on other peoples.

 

Once setup you can then use and install your USB keyboard and mouse.

 

JB.

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Check your PS2 keyboard works by testing it on another computer.

 

Then, make sure you have plugged it in to the keyboard PS2 port, not the mouse port. Thats the purple one, not green. Sounds daft, but it has to be checked :)

 

Next, make sure the PC is powered off at the mains and remove the BIOS battery for 30 seconds - thats all it needs to reset it.

 

Put the battery back in and have another go.

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All sorted now thanks all, yep i found it all came to life when i unplugged the mains all powered down, took battery out of motherboard for about 30mins and bingo, i got keyboard working into Bios and all happy.

 

many thanks all

 

Mr Happy is Happy again lol:)

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