If the mouse and keyboard work in the BIOS and in recovery mode,
it can be a driver issue or a Registry-problem when drivers are not loaded.
The WinRe has it's own driver and Registry.
You could try an offline sfc-scan from the Recovery:
command prompt:
mkdir K:\scratch
sfc /scannow /offbootdir=K:\ /offwindir=K:\Windows /offlogfile=K:\sfc.txt
Replace (K:) by the correct drive letter of your WIN-Partition.
To find that:
run
X:> diskpart
list vol
exit
My working recovery is in a bootable usb and accesing the recovery without the USB gives a bcd error (every time i try to access the recovery directly without the usb i get that error and it stays i can’t go to login screen unless i do “bcdboot C:\windows /s N: /f UEFI” then the login screen can be accessed again) So should the K still be replaced with C ?
Edit : i did that command and it says that no error were found
From where did you get the drive letters in this command:
bcdboot C:\windows /s N: /f UEFI
You must have assigned (N:) first!
That commands deletes the Recovery-Options of the WinRecovery Environment!
What you did is probably a sfc-scan of your USB.
Yes to assign N, i did :
diskpart
list disk #disk 0 is 931Go and disk 1 is 28go
select disk 0
list volume #volume 0 is C, ntfs and 930go #volume 1 recovery ntfs 450m #volume 2 is fat32 99M #volume 3 ntfs 862M #volume 4 is D Fat32 28go
select volume 2
assign letter=N:
And to launch your command i did :
mkdir C:\scratch
sfc /scannow /offbootdir=C:\ /offwindir=C:\Windows /offlogfile=C:\sfc.txt
Returned : no error were found
Did i do something wrong ?
Last edited by DeepSocket; 4 Weeks Ago at 18:05.
Update : A ps/2 keyboard is working !!!!
In device manager i tried uninstalling the two usb mouse and keyboard and they’re still not working due to registry problem
Enter the REG
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services
and find you USB Devices (scroll down to USB) and check the settings (Start) on
1. SSD
2. HDD
or export SSD keys and import them to HDD
An Inplacement will probably also not work.
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In order to check if the USB-Driver gets loaded run cmd (admin)
and type:
bcdedit /set {current} bootlog yes
reboot and check C:\Windows\ntbtlog.txt
You should find the USB-Driver
When finished you can type:
bcdedit /set {current} bootlog NO
In the device manager check USB-Controller
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