Thanks for your exprerience, I hope I'll be able to solve his problem, he's a real noob and doesn't understand anything apart from mp3 and sound mixing :p
Thanks for your exprerience, I hope I'll be able to solve his problem, he's a real noob and doesn't understand anything apart from mp3 and sound mixing :p
Update: Today it was a major thunderstorm where I live so i plugged out the power cable from the power socket,same thing happened after re-plugging the power cable - the mouse wasnt recognized in windows,but the logitech usb keyboard worked with no problem. Really annoying cause I have to crouch and get behind the table to re-plug the mouse cable
Not sure if this was mentioned to gigabyte or not,but I might send a question to their tech support
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Good luck. You are going to need it.Originally Posted by -= rtz =-
but I might send a question to their tech support
PREDICTION: Their final solution will be to use a PS2 keyboard and/or mouse. Those newfangled USB devices are just too picky.
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