*** USB Keyboard and USB Mouse failure with /sos switch ***
 

Hello,

I booted with the /sos switch enabled this caused the USB Keyboard and USB
Mouse both from logitech to stop responding in Windows XP 64 Bit Pro.

(Logitech UltraX Keyboard and Logitech Click! Mouse)

Fortunately I had a USB to PS/2 convertor connector.

As soon as I plugged the keyboard in via this connector Skybuck's Dream PC
automatically turned on which was quite weird.

Fortunately the keyboard worked again and I could log in by pressing control
alt delete or the windows key, not sure which one worked.

All in all this /sos switch is a pretty dangerous switch for Skybuck's Dream
PC kind of systems or any system with USB equipment only I guess.

Fortunately I was able to disable the /sos switch and now everything is
working again but that was quite a weird and scary experience.

Bye,
Skybuck.

*** USB Keyboard and USB Mouse failure with /sos switch ***
 

"Skybuck Flying" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I booted with the /sos switch enabled this caused the USB Keyboard and USB
Mouse both from logitech to stop responding in Windows XP 64 Bit Pro.


blah blah blah deleted

For god sake moronbuck why are you telling us this?

*** USB Keyboard and USB Mouse failure with /sos switch ***
 

"Craig Sutton" wrote in message
...

"Skybuck Flying" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I booted with the /sos switch enabled this caused the USB Keyboard and
USB Mouse both from logitech to stop responding in Windows XP 64 Bit Pro.


blah blah blah deleted

For god sake moronbuck why are you telling us this?

Lol, why are you reading this, lol ?

Bye,
Skybuck.

*** USB Keyboard and USB Mouse failure with /sos switch ***
 

Skybuck Flying wrote:

As soon as I plugged the keyboard in via this connector Skybuck's
Dream PC automatically turned on which was quite weird.

Wake on USB

Dream PC? This either a fart or too loud.

Fortunately I was able to disable the /sos switch and now everything
is working again but that was quite a weird and scary experience.

Error 99. (User IQ underflow)

Bye,
Skybuck.


Best Regards,

Daniel Mandic


P.S.: Let this crospost stuff. At least do not reply to replies, delete
then the crossposts. I hope you can understand what I mean. Otherwise
read NNTP rules.

*** USB Keyboard and USB Mouse failure with /sos switch ***
 

Skybuck Flying wrote:


"Craig Sutton" wrote in message
...

"Skybuck Flying" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I booted with the /sos switch enabled this caused the USB
Keyboard and USB Mouse both from logitech to stop responding in
Windows XP 64 Bit Pro.


blah blah blah deleted

For god sake moronbuck why are you telling us this?

Lol, why are you reading this, lol ?

Bye,
Skybuck.

You have done it.




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*** USB Keyboard and USB Mouse failure with /sos switch ***
 

wtf are you talking about? The /sos boot.ini switch for displaying the
device modules at start up?
why would a 'display item' switch effect your device?
or something logitech specific(i know of none) in which case , not everyone
uses logitech brand peripherals and wouldn't have a clue as to what your
talking about.


"Skybuck Flying" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I booted with the /sos switch enabled this caused the USB Keyboard and USB
Mouse both from logitech to stop responding in Windows XP 64 Bit Pro.

(Logitech UltraX Keyboard and Logitech Click! Mouse)

Fortunately I had a USB to PS/2 convertor connector.

As soon as I plugged the keyboard in via this connector Skybuck's Dream PC
automatically turned on which was quite weird.

Fortunately the keyboard worked again and I could log in by pressing
control
alt delete or the windows key, not sure which one worked.

All in all this /sos switch is a pretty dangerous switch for Skybuck's
Dream
PC kind of systems or any system with USB equipment only I guess.

Fortunately I was able to disable the /sos switch and now everything is
working again but that was quite a weird and scary experience.

Bye,
Skybuck.

*** USB Keyboard and USB Mouse failure with /sos switch ***
 

Has something to do with being able to use the gui.

I read that at some microsoft site. How crazy is that ! ;)

Bye,
Skybuck.

"JAD" wrote in message
...
wtf are you talking about? The /sos boot.ini switch for displaying the
device modules at start up?
why would a 'display item' switch effect your device?
or something logitech specific(i know of none) in which case , not
everyone
uses logitech brand peripherals and wouldn't have a clue as to what your
talking about.


"Skybuck Flying" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I booted with the /sos switch enabled this caused the USB Keyboard and
USB
Mouse both from logitech to stop responding in Windows XP 64 Bit Pro.

(Logitech UltraX Keyboard and Logitech Click! Mouse)

Fortunately I had a USB to PS/2 convertor connector.

As soon as I plugged the keyboard in via this connector Skybuck's Dream
PC
automatically turned on which was quite weird.

Fortunately the keyboard worked again and I could log in by pressing
control
alt delete or the windows key, not sure which one worked.

All in all this /sos switch is a pretty dangerous switch for Skybuck's
Dream
PC kind of systems or any system with USB equipment only I guess.

Fortunately I was able to disable the /sos switch and now everything is
working again but that was quite a weird and scary experience.

Bye,
Skybuck.