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No keyboard/mouse in Windows Vista


DazerUK
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I have just got a BSOD on my Vista machine. Now when I boot up my USB keyboard and mouse don't function within Windows. Vista starts and then stops at the user login screen as I can't type my password. They function fine during boot up and I can enter BIOS and change settings no problem. They don't work if I boot up in safe mode either, I have tried using different USB ports and my motherboard has no PS2 port so a PS2 keyboard/mouse isn't an option.

I have installed a clean version of Vista on a spare disk just to get access to my machine and they work fine on that install. I therefore suspect that some drivers have become corrupt.

I have booted up using the Vista install disc and then tried the StartUp Repair option on the old install but it detects nothing wrong to repair. I have Googled around but don't really know what to search for to find a solution. I don't relish having to reinstall everything from stratch on the clean Vista install.

Is there anything I can do to my old install from this clean install to solve the problem?

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