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The thread discusses issues with recognizing PS/2 keyboard and mouse after dual-booting Windows 10 and XP, with the original poster unable to use their keyboard for login due to device errors. A responder suggests booting into safe mode or recovery to revert system changes. The original poster later mentions reinstalling Windows 10 and seeking advice on repairing Windows XP without reformatting, but faces difficulties as the XP repair option isn't available during setup. The overall sentiment reflects troubleshooting and frustration with device recognition and repair options after dual-boot configuration.
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hamezare

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Hi
I installed Windows 10 and XP on one computer
Before, I had no problem with the port ps2keyboard was connecting to
But now it doesn't work with the ps2 port that I plug in and disables the healthy mouse
With the USB socket keyboard I connect only the F keys are active and the rest are disabled and I can't type the Windows login password with the keyboard and error hid keyboard device in device manager ?
 

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Boot into safe mode or the recovery console and roll back the system configuration.
 

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hamezare

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Hello
I first reinstalled Windows 10 because of the rush
Now I want to fix Windows XP
but cannot repair Windows XP with boot cd ،(no repair option ) only is inter=install d=delete partition f3=quit ?


How to do it after installing old Windows
Restart Windows 10 without reinstalling ?
 

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