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by skellyt Accepted solution
by danno7 Accepted solution
Do you have another keyboard to try? Seen this happen with some USB keyboards.
Curious what type of computer do you have? or Motherboard? Can you plug in a PS2 keyboard?
Hope this helps!
Danny
by oh smeg Accepted solution
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Then insert the CD and allow the system to boot up normally it will start off with the CD ROM and start the Windows Installer running. You will then be able to install the full OS and load whatever drivers you need to load.
I take it that you are using a USB Keyboard here and because of this the USB Drivers are not loaded at this early stage in the Boot Process the only cure is to use a PS2 Keyboard if you have a PS2 socket for one. If your M'Board doesn't have PS2 sockets for the Mouse & Keyboard your only option is to start the install process with a Blank HDD.
Col
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