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by aham66 Accepted solution
by tintoman Accepted solution
by mr.wiz Accepted solution
by bizzo Accepted solution
Dell Dimension 9150 has USB slots on the front and the back, make sure that the keyboard/mouse are plugged into the ones at the back.
If this doesn't work, try a keyboard that you know works.
by rsoly777 Accepted solution
I just had the same problem with my Dell Dimension 9150. I contacted Dell and was able to resolve the problem with this easy fix...as follows.
-Unplug the computer and disconnect all devices.
-Press and hold power button for 10 seconds to drain the capacitor to prevent electrical shock.
-Open computer case and locate the 3 pin jumper block (located next to the 4 SATA harddrive connection points on the motherboard). The jumper is blue and will be connected to two of the three pins on the motherboard.
-Remove the jumper block for a second (apparently this clears the memory?) then reconnect it back to it's original postion.
-Close it up and that should do it! The Dell tech guy said the memory was corrupted or looped and this procedure cleared it out.
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