[SOLVED] Cannot get USB devices to work either in bios or on desktop

[Gnortly]

So, in my infinite wisdom, while my keyboard and mouse was still functioning fine in bios, but not in windows, I disabled the onboard usb controller driver on my MSI motherboard IN bios and now I can no longer even acess bios when I boot up my system, this is a new motherboard, processor and RAM that I have, and windows managed to install one driver, no idea which, but it was something. I have win7 boot disc and a win10 boot USB but I can't boot to either because I can't get to bios anymore, I also have an MSI driver disc, but my win7 asks before running anything external, and I don't have any way of giving the thumbs up to my PC, what should I do?

 

[kanewolf]

You will have to use the clear CMOS option for your motherboard to clear the BIOS so that USB will be enabled.

 

[Gnortly]

Yeah, I later did this, managed to get back to bios just fine, went in and installed windows 10 and worked like a dream. I was trying to find CMOS power supply and found out that it was a bridge, writing this from the computer now, still not certain as to what was causing issues on that ver. of windows 7 UCH driver but it's golden now