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Mouse and keyboard input not working after windows 10 upgrade from windows 7.
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I upgraded to the window 10 tech preview from windows 7 and now my mouse and keyboard dont work once the os loads up and brings me to the sign in screen. I cant even roll back to windows 7 now because I have no mouse input except for when the bios splash screen is showing. Any help would be amazing thank you.
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2015-09-28T18:06:48+00:00 I had this same issue. What I did was to power off completely on the login screen. Not shutdown, actually power off at the wall.
This forced windows to restart the drivers and everything worked.
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2015-09-18T01:52:23+00:00 mouse works okay but keyboard locks up and won't type
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2015-09-08T02:11:42+00:00 This is what I was looking for.After I followed the instructions we where back to the normal booting proces. Thanks you very much.
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2015-09-06T14:14:59+00:00 I had the same problem with an ASUS P7H55-M.
No mouse/keyboard after shutdown and restart.
Apparantly this is an issue with the hybrid shutdown option in Windows 10.
The following workaround worked for me:
You can disable Hybrid shutdown (or "fast startup", as it is called in Win 10) via Control Panel:
- open "Power Options"
- open "Choose what the power buttons do"
- click on "Change settings that are currently unavailable"
- uncheck "Turn on fast startup"
From now on Win 10 will initialize all driver on startup. This will take longer but it works.
You can force the full startup also by just cutting off the power. On the next startup your mouse and keyboard should work so you can make the changes as described above.
Thank you JochenRingle, this was the first explanation that made any sense to me and also the only one that worked so far. I havent had the issue since I turned off "fast startup" a week ago. My windows drive is a SSD drive, so I havent really noticed any slower boot times either.