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androjesus76:
Hi there,

I have a brand new computer and I installed my old windows 7 hard drive to not loose my paid programs and I made it work, but some drivers were missing so I used driver pack solution as I always do in case of driver missings but this time after the drivers update I lost control of the mouse and keyboard, I tried using like 20 different mouse and keyboards, usb mouse and keyboards, wireless, logitec even microsoft mouse and keyboard, oh, and also the old PS2 and nothing made them work, not on regular session not on safe mode, but, they work on the BIOS so definitely is not the BIOS is something on windows after driver pack.

So my question today is: There is a way I can run Windows Repair Tool as unattended using parameters, in my case I can create a link to the tool using the start up menu in windows menu (using another computer of course, connecting  my hard disk as external so I can navigate the file structure), but I need the tool to select all the options and run without asking me anything because I have no mouse or keyboard to respond.

I checked using /? and /help but it does not work, is there a way to do what I need?, oh, I also tried all kind of windows repair boot CDs none of them work for the mouse and keyboard which I dont even think is the mouse and keyboard driver cause I renamed all the mouse and keyboard drivers on the windows\system32\drivers folder.

An unfortunately I did not have windows restore working so I cant restore the system.

Thank you very much in advance,

Andro Jesus.

Boggin:
How are you getting into the BIOS if your keyboard doesn't work ?

I'm not sure if resetting the BIOS would do it as you've changed the drivers in System32, but do you have a setting for using Legacy USB ?

Can you check to see if the driver pack has installed an USB 3.0 driver ?

I never use driver updater programs as they don't always install the correct drivers.

androjesus76:
Thank you for replying, Well, as I wrote on my message everything happened after I ran Driver Pack Solution which I use all the time and works fine, it seems like everything USB not USB 3, every single USB device is not working, I never said the keyboard and mouse did not work on the BIOS, they work on the BIOS meaning the hardware on the input device (mouse and keyboard) is fine and the motherboard part is also working fine, everything happens when windows loads, something got screw up, either the mouse and keyboard or probably the USB drivers, 2 and 3, none of them works.

Responding your other questions, yes, it seems everything happens because driver pack installed USB 3 which I managed to delete, I am doing everything connecting and disconnecting my hard drive to another computer and using commands to remove drivers, registry values and so on, right now, I am trying to use and external USB DVD drive to install the drivers that came with the computer, which yes, I know, it was supposed to be the first thing to do but based on new computers coming without drivers CD I never checked on the box until now, but, I am still having no mouse or keyboard on windows, thats why my original question here is: Can I use Windows Repair Tool from this site unattended, something that I can run like windows_repair.exe /repairAll /unattended?.

Thank you so mucho for your time in responding,

Andro Jesus.

Boggin:
Not that I know of and while there is a portable version, there would need to be some interaction between the two machines at least.

I'll ask for advice on this but with it being a Sunday, there may be a delay in getting a reply.

Boggin:
Can you stick the original hard drive back in to see if the mouse and keyboard will work then and if so, you may be able to hook the Win 7 HDD up to the computer with a caddy enclosure and work on Win 7 then.

If the mouse and KB still don't work with the original hard drive then as it's new, it will still be under warranty to get some repairs done without explaining what you've done - and leave driver updater programs alone !

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