How to enable BIOS USB Keyboard support

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"swc4" <swc4@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have windows XP home edition, and i am using Norton Ghost 2003 to
attempt
> to create
> a ghost image file on to a DVD disk.
> During this process i am getting the following message:
>
>
> Devices detected that require attention
>
> Device Type State
> ------- ----- ------
> Logitech - USB Receiver USB 1.1 Warning
>
>
> Enable BIOS USB keyboard support to get
> this device to work in the virtual partition.
> Consult the documentation for your computer or use
> a different keyboard connection other than USB.
>
>
> Can anyone please help me with how i configure the above settings on my PC
??
>
> I have Logitech cordless mouse and keyboard receiver.
>
> Also if i carry on past this message anyway, and go through the create
> a ghost image file. When it goes into PC DOS mode to copy files to my disc
> ,part way through it unloads the full disk and asks for the next disk.
When
> i put the next disk in, i cannot use either the keyboard or mouse to 'OK'
> it, so i am stuck !!
> I think this problem is related to the above.
>
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Steve
>
You enter the BIOS setup screen as documented in your computer manual.
Then, you enable DOS keyboard support as documented in your manual.
Jim