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May 18th 06, 02:28 AM
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Epoc EX-5 Mini Me ... Really This Bad?
Last year I built my son a PC based on the the EPOX EX-5 Mini ME SFF
board and case. This machine has been nothing but trouble .. and their are no BIOS updates from the manufacturer to fix some of the problems. For example, if you use a USB keyboard with the machine, you cannot enter the BIOS to change settings .. The USB keyboard is not recognized until Windows boots. So is there any web site that might have some useful tweaks for this machine .. or should I cut my losses and junk it .. Jav Atar ------------------ Jav Atar 
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May 18th 06, 03:03 AM
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Epoc EX-5 Mini Me ... Really This Bad?
with a PS2 KB and turn on legacy USB devices in the BIOS.
"Jav Atar" wrote in message ... Last year I built my son a PC based on the the EPOX EX-5 Mini ME SFF board and case. This machine has been nothing but trouble .. and their are no BIOS updates from the manufacturer to fix some of the problems. For example, if you use a USB keyboard with the machine, you cannot enter the BIOS to change settings .. The USB keyboard is not recognized until Windows boots. So is there any web site that might have some useful tweaks for this machine .. or should I cut my losses and junk it .. Jav Atar ------------------ Jav Atar
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May 18th 06, 03:54 PM
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Epoc EX-5 Mini Me ... Really This Bad?
"JAD" wrote in message ... with a PS2 KB and turn on legacy USB devices in the BIOS. Yeah, I haven't seen an epox board that wouldn't support USB keyboard/mice. However, support for USB human interface devices isn't enabled by default. If there is no USB support, I would be surprised and disappointed. -Dave
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