Name: Anonymous 2006-02-01 12:34
Uh, I've never posted in here before. Not sure if it's the right place to post or not. So excuse me if I screw up.
I'm running Windows XP, the computer can't be more than 5 months old.
Everytime I restart or turn off the computer and get back on later or whenever, it blocks the USB port for my keyboard. So, I had to switch USB ports, problem solved, right? No. It's like a giant puzzle now. If I plug it back into a USB port I've used the keyboard on before, it won't work. So I have to put the keyboard in a USB port I haven't plugged it into yet. Well, I've ran out of USB ports to use. I've tried other keyboards, even a brand-new one of the same model. They all do the same thing, if a keyboard was in the USB port before, it won't work. I'm on my last USB port, and I need some help. It's obviously the computer and not the keyboard, I know this much. I didn't mess with anything, it just started happening when I woke up one day and turned the computer on. Could anyone possibly help before I have to resort to the computer company's customer support?
I'm running Windows XP, the computer can't be more than 5 months old.
Everytime I restart or turn off the computer and get back on later or whenever, it blocks the USB port for my keyboard. So, I had to switch USB ports, problem solved, right? No. It's like a giant puzzle now. If I plug it back into a USB port I've used the keyboard on before, it won't work. So I have to put the keyboard in a USB port I haven't plugged it into yet. Well, I've ran out of USB ports to use. I've tried other keyboards, even a brand-new one of the same model. They all do the same thing, if a keyboard was in the USB port before, it won't work. I'm on my last USB port, and I need some help. It's obviously the computer and not the keyboard, I know this much. I didn't mess with anything, it just started happening when I woke up one day and turned the computer on. Could anyone possibly help before I have to resort to the computer company's customer support?