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The thread discusses issues with mouse and keyboard recognition during Windows 7 installation after upgrading from Windows 10, with several users suggesting USB port compatibility and driver injection as potential solutions. The original poster reveals they are using cracked Windows installations, which may impact system functionality, and later clarifies that the devices do not work during Windows 10 setup, not just Windows 7. The overall sentiment notes that using genuine Windows versions is recommended, and troubleshooting USB compatibility or driver issues is advised.
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meph144

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After I installed windows 10 ever since I want to go back to windows 7 I have no mouse or keyboard in setup anymore how to make it work pls help me fix
 

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Are you plugging them into a USB 3 port? May also just say SS next to the port. Windows 7 install media doesn't have USB 3 support unless you inject the driver into the install media. Also Windows 7 is end of life in January so not really recommended to use Windows 7
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meph144 said:
After I installed windows 10 ever since I want to go back to windows 7 I have no mouse or keyboard in setup anymore how to make it work pls help me fix
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Do you mean that your mouse and keyboard are not recognized during Windows 7 installation process?
 

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I'm not sure about your question. You don't have mouse or keyboard or you don't want to use them? Please give me some more details.
 

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Are you plugging them into a USB 3 port? May also just say SS next to the port. Windows 7 install media doesn't have USB 3 support unless you inject the driver into the install media. Also Windows 7 is end of life in January so not really recommended to use Windows 7
 

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Neemobeer said:
Are you plugging them into a USB 3 port? May also just say SS next to the port. Windows 7 install media doesn't have USB 3 support unless you inject the driver into the install media. Also Windows 7 is end of life in January so not really recommended to use Windows 7
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I already upgraded with Windows 10.
 

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Try accessing the bios and see ifyou can use the keybaord there. Of course if it dosn't let you access the BIOS not much you can do. Did this happen right after instaling win10 or did it work for a while then quit working?
If it has not worked since you installed win10 could be a driver issue if you used win10 from microsoft instead of from PC provider.

Bios is usually accessed by pressing akey during the boot up, like delet, F2 or some other sequence. Sometime on boot it will tell you waht key to use.
 

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no in bios mouse gets reset to the middle of the screen every time I move it the're both mouse and keyboard usb 3.0 nothing works but windows 10 setup on my pc
 

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im using free cracked windows installations taken from pirate websites and it all worked fine before
 

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In case there is doubt if you have a valid win7 key you should upgrade to win 10 via microsofts site. If not buy a win10 key from a legitimate source then upgrade from the MS site..

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