Disabling USB on a Mobo with no PS/2 Connector.

I have a little question about my Motherboard's BIOS settings, namely the ability to disable the USB ports and Legacy USB support.

I have an Intel DX58SO with a Core i7 920, which does not include legacy PS/2 connectors for old style keyboards. This leads me to wonder how I would get back into the BIOS should I disable the USB support in the BIOS.

I have no reason to do this, but given my rather obsessive compulsive disposition, I have a nagging feeling that should my curiosity get the better of me, I may be left with an inoperable system.

I notice in the manual for the motherboard that there is a Jumper Block with 3 different settings; Normal, Configure, and Recovery.

Would it simply be a case of moving the jumper over to the Configure position and restoring default settings? One thing that concerns me here is how the text tells me to 'Press F9' to restore the defaults, surely, if USB is disabled, this button press wouldn't even be registered!

Please put my mind at rest on this issue, I would be extremely appreciative. I know it's something I shouldn't be worrying about, but it's troubling me all the same

Thanks,

Joe

Hmmm,Well now ,it would seem to me that if there is no ps2 support then, usb legacy should always be on by default..???

on my pops new dell optiplex 620 a windows update USB driver update F'ed windows and it wont boot in safe mode. so like A** i disabled all usb in the bios.. with no PS/2 port and never enable remote desktop i'm seemingly F'ed.. my next move is to reset the bios... and THEN i have to figure out the F to remove the last driver or its a fresh windows install .. now i'm going to huff some Ether.