Help! PC WON'T READ USB PORTS, CAN'T GET INTO BIOS, STUCK IN BOOTLOOP!

[JonahJay]

Hello, I need help fast. My PC wont recognize any ports, USB, or PS2, and on top of that, I'm stuck in a bootloop. I have windows 7 32bit with an MSI A55M-P33 mobo. HELP!

 

[JonahJay]

Alright, I'll try out win to flash on my laptop that I dug up from years ago. Hope it works. I'll let you know soon.

 

[bigpinkdragon286]

I would not bother with the repair Windows options. If your copy of Windows has incorrect assumptions about the hardware, making sure you have uncorrupted versions of the incorrect files isn't going to fix things.

 

[bigpinkdragon286]

Sounds good. Hope that's all it takes. 🙂

 

[JonahJay]

So far so good! Thank you all so much for your great support. I couldn't have done this without any of you guys! Thanks so much!

 

[bigpinkdragon286]

You're very welcome. I'm glad you sound more optimistic, and hope things go well for you. 🙂

 

[JonahJay]

Alright, its all working flawlessly, thanks all for your help!

 

[bigpinkdragon286]

You're welcome, again!

 

[fkr]

It always makes me feel good knowing somebodies computer is working again. OC time

 

[Trezzy]

Did you find the solution to the USB ports ? my laptops doing the same thing , it won't read ANYTHING , Flashdrives , IPod ETC..

 

[bigpinkdragon286]

The solution was found and chosen for the problem above. Please start a new thread and list the pertinent details for your specific problem, as this thread had to do with malfunctioning installation of Windows on the OP's computer.

 

[Trezzy]

That answer was NO HELP for me .. But I found a answer , and for anybody that might need it in the future


BTW I found the answer for anybody needing it!

(Windows 7)

Go to Computer Management

Click on Device Manager

Click USB Controllers

Unistall ALL the Drivers &&
Restart your computer. Once you reboot the system would reinstall all the drivers back for you ! . You might have to do this every time you reboot but it works for now!

 

[bigpinkdragon286]

That answer was no help because this thread does not pertain to your problem. 🙂 The OP was not sure how to best describe his problem, but a solution was eventually arrived at. I'm happy you found your solution.

 

[John Edler]

If after resetting your BIOS you still experience the system rebooting, power down completely, remove all USB and PS/2 devices, and attempt to boot the machine. Perhaps you have a malfunctioning device plugged in.

 

[John Edler]

I am still having problems getting access to CMOS. I've been through the CMOS battery routine to no avail. System is now stripped down to conventional keyboard, USB mouse, CD/DVD on PATA, Video module.. Everything was fine until I changed one of the BIOS settings from IDE to try to bring mix of PATA & SATA devices on-line. The change leaves the boot sequence stalled about 1/2 way through, with JMICRO telling us "please Wait" looking for devices. CMOS boot responds to Cntrl/Alt/Del by restarting , but seems not to recognise any other keyboard commands (including the all-important DELETE key used by Gigabyte to access CMOS editing)

 

[rugupiruvu]

Just wanted to thank you guys. Got the same problem and was in despair because nothing was working, not even a beep. Even removing the cmos battery did nothing! Out of despair i tried the cmos reset and surprisingly this worked.
Thanks to everyone in this forum (and google)!