Hello,
I'm a bit frustrated at the moment. My desktop computer will not let me (literally) do anything with it. All of the USB ports are not working, I cannot enter my BIOs upon start up, and turning off my computer and unplugging it has yielded no results.
Is there any way that you know of that, I don't know, sets the settings to the motherboard back to defaults? I've even tried a ps/2 adapter with a wired mouse, but still, no luck. I cannot solve any of these issues without access to a keyboard or a mouse.
I'm a bit frustrated.
Here is the exposition:
I was installing a fancy keyboard (Logitech g510s), however something happened and my USB malfunctioned. I looked online and found out how to manually reset them (via the device manager), yet when it told me to uninstall them, that is when everything went south. While I know logically that was a stupid idea, all of the literature I read said the computer would auto-matically reinstall upon reboot.
Upon rebooting, everything DID reinstall and just as it was about to finish, everything went dead.
Does anyone have any ideas as to how to fix this? This desktop is only 2 months old. To add insult to injury, I do not have a list of specs for it... the e-mail that listed them from my computers supplier (Velocity Micro) was deleted from my mail account when I was hacked a handful of months ago...
ANY help would be great appreciated!
~C
I'm a bit frustrated at the moment. My desktop computer will not let me (literally) do anything with it. All of the USB ports are not working, I cannot enter my BIOs upon start up, and turning off my computer and unplugging it has yielded no results.
Is there any way that you know of that, I don't know, sets the settings to the motherboard back to defaults? I've even tried a ps/2 adapter with a wired mouse, but still, no luck. I cannot solve any of these issues without access to a keyboard or a mouse.
I'm a bit frustrated.
Here is the exposition:
I was installing a fancy keyboard (Logitech g510s), however something happened and my USB malfunctioned. I looked online and found out how to manually reset them (via the device manager), yet when it told me to uninstall them, that is when everything went south. While I know logically that was a stupid idea, all of the literature I read said the computer would auto-matically reinstall upon reboot.
Upon rebooting, everything DID reinstall and just as it was about to finish, everything went dead.
Does anyone have any ideas as to how to fix this? This desktop is only 2 months old. To add insult to injury, I do not have a list of specs for it... the e-mail that listed them from my computers supplier (Velocity Micro) was deleted from my mail account when I was hacked a handful of months ago...
ANY help would be great appreciated!
~C