I wasn't really sure if this was the proper place for this article but i am trying to solve a problem. When I try to enter the BIOS my keyboard does not respond. My computer consists of EVGA 680i with phoenix BIOS, 2GB Patriot
800mhz memory, C2D E6750 @ 2900mhz, and Windows Vista Premium 64-bit.My keyboard is a Logitech G15. All of my software is up to date and Vista is also.
I was about to overclock my machine, something I have done a little in the past, so I shutdown my computer and turned it back on. When the screen came up telling me all of the specifications I tried to hit the DEL key but it did not respond. I hit all of keys including ESC and AWD+F2 but had no change. I tried numerous times again but ended with the same result. I moved it to different USB ports but that didn't work either. After the boot my keyboard becomes fully functional including its LCD. I plugged in my old PS2 Dell keyboard and restarted my machine and it worked. I could enter the BIOS without a problem. I'm not sure if the new Logitech software is causing this problem but it may be the cause.
Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated
800mhz memory, C2D E6750 @ 2900mhz, and Windows Vista Premium 64-bit.My keyboard is a Logitech G15. All of my software is up to date and Vista is also.
I was about to overclock my machine, something I have done a little in the past, so I shutdown my computer and turned it back on. When the screen came up telling me all of the specifications I tried to hit the DEL key but it did not respond. I hit all of keys including ESC and AWD+F2 but had no change. I tried numerous times again but ended with the same result. I moved it to different USB ports but that didn't work either. After the boot my keyboard becomes fully functional including its LCD. I plugged in my old PS2 Dell keyboard and restarted my machine and it worked. I could enter the BIOS without a problem. I'm not sure if the new Logitech software is causing this problem but it may be the cause.
Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated