Windows 10: I've disabled my mouse & keyboard (both USB) in BIOS, how do I fix?!

I may have been somewhat of an idiot ...

Ever since I've gotten Win 10 I had this issue with my keyboard where it wouldn't work after a shutdown. I had to bend down and re-plug it's USB every time I booted up my PC. I was trying to fix this issue and may have messed around a bit too much, as I've disabled an USB Controller (I think it was called?) in the BIOS, hoping that would fix the issue, only to have both my keyboard AND mouse (both USB) not working at all. Now I cannot do anything, can't get into the BIOS to fix this.

Any help pls?

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Mouse and keyboard not working not working after Windows 10 startup

Hi!

When I started the computer early this morning both the keyboard and the mouse (both USB-connected) ceased to work (appears to be shut off) as soon as windows is beginning to startup. Before windows 10 starts the two works fine in BIOS etc.

I've cheched that the USB legacy is enabled in the BIOS as well as that both the keyboard and the mouse works on another computer. I've also tried to start Windows without them plugged in and then to insert the USBs once windows is running but to no effect.
I've tried to start WIndows in safe mode but considering that the keyboard didn't work at the time it doesn't seem to be possible.

Any suggestions about what I can do to get around this problem?

 

Hi wilczur335
You can try clear CMOS MSI Z97-G45 GAMING Preface (Page 38 of 183)

 

Reset BIOS. Unplug computer and press Clear CMOS button on the back of the motherboard.

 

Thank you, that worked! Much appreciated.

 

Glad to hear that.
Cheers