New keyboard causing black screen when start up?

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pkgal123

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So everytime my new keyboard is plugged in as I boot, it causes my computer to boot up with a black screen! I don't get the correlation, but when I boot the computer with it not plugged in, it boots fine. If I forget to unplug it when it boots it blacks screens and I generally have to hold the power button, unplug everything, press the power button a few times, plug everything back in for it to boot normally.... I really hate unplugging it and plugging it every time I boot my computer!

I have the Quickfire TK Cherry Blues.

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inzone
I have a somewhat similar issue in that although it would boot fine I would get BSOD at least once a day. It stopped when I switched to another keyboard.
All I can say is that there is a hardware conflict with your keyboard. Try going into the bios and see if there are any options in the boot menue that apply to the keyboard and change it. If you have the UEFI bios and can use the mouse in the bios then maybe there's an option to not boot with the keyboard enabled.
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I have a somewhat similar issue in that although it would boot fine I would get BSOD at least once a day. It stopped when I switched to another keyboard.
All I can say is that there is a hardware conflict with your keyboard. Try going into the bios and see if there are any options in the boot menue that apply to the keyboard and change it. If you have the UEFI bios and can use the mouse in the bios then maybe there's an option to not boot with the keyboard enabled.
 
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