Windows 10: PS2 connections stopped working

My PC is running on W10 and has been serviced using USB keyboard and mouse. Since then my PS2 connections are not working anymore. I have already tried some suggestions posted here but nothing works so far.... How can I fix this?

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Mouse and Keyboard Not Working - Windows 10

Not a perfect solution - not all have PS2 connections still on desktops and not all have access to recycled computers but - once the remote access stopped working when this has happened (many computers so far) I have connected a PS2 mouse and keyboard and
got access back that way - but appreciate your frustration from all the sites giving solutions that assume being able to use mouse or keyboard ... command prompt solutions will be required for those without PS2 equipment and when remote access stops working
which it has with some of my machines ...

 

PS2 mouse stops working after a short while

My PS2 mouse stops working on my Win 10 computer after a short while. I have to plug in a usb mouse so the pointer will work. When the (PS2) mouse stops working, the keyboard becomes very slow / sluggish whenever I type anything in. I have looked around
the forums for various methods to stop this problem (have tried the regedit one for the keyboard, but still the problem with the PS2 mouse exists. PS" mouse works perfectly on my other computer (also running Win10 ) so I know it's not the actual mouse. Any
help please?

 

This description is somewhat vague but then it means PS2 connections have worked for you at an earlier time. Can you check if PS2 ports are enabled in BIOS?

 

OK, I have always used my PC with both keyboard and mouse on PS2 ports. After having it serviced by a store, they stopped working. Probably because they used USB keyboard and mouse. The connections are still there in BIOS but after startup, nothing... So now I want the PS2 functionality back...

 

What is the Make and Model# of your Computer/Motherboard?
Boot into Setup (Bios) go to Integrated Peripherals. Look for Legacy USB or Keyboard, if it is disabled, using your Enter and Arrow keys, Enable it. Save and Exit.
If this fails, set Bios to Defaults. Usually by pressing the F5 key in the Bios. Also, check your computer/motherboard manufacturer for a Bios Update, under the Support/Download Drivers site