Mouse and Keyboard work in Bios, wont work in Windows

i need to finish my Windows 7 Ultimate installation but it's stucked on the part when i put my pc name,etc. i've seen videos on youtube but i can not get it to work because i haven't been able to get full access to Windows for first use the mouse and keyboard work perfect on bios
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  1. what are you system specs? if your CPU is any intel 6th or 7th generation one then it is not working because there are no USB drivers for windows 7 as those CPU's are not supported with windows 7. i heard people have got windsows 7 running with 6th gen skylake ones but not much if anyone was able to get windows 7 running under a kaby lake 7th gen CPU
  2. Chances are you have your keyboard and mouse plugged into a USB3 port which Windows 7 does not have the drivers for, Try installing the keyboard and mouse into a USB 2.0 Port instead.

    If you dont have any USB 2.0 ports than you will need to use DISM to slipstream the correct USB3 drivers into the install.wim and boot.wim on your bootable DVD/USB drive
  3. captaincharisma said:
    what are you system specs? if your CPU is any intel 6th or 7th generation one then it is not working because there are no USB drivers for windows 7 as those CPU's are not supported with windows 7. i heard people have got windsows 7 running with 6th gen skylake ones but not much if anyone was able to get windows 7 running under a kaby lake 7th gen CPU

    yes i have a asrock b250m pro4 and a pentium g4560 that means i should install Windows 10?
  4. alexsat said:
    captaincharisma said:
    what are you system specs? if your CPU is any intel 6th or 7th generation one then it is not working because there are no USB drivers for windows 7 as those CPU's are not supported with windows 7. i heard people have got windsows 7 running with 6th gen skylake ones but not much if anyone was able to get windows 7 running under a kaby lake 7th gen CPU

    yes i have a asrock b250m pro4 and a pentium g4560 that means i should install Windows 10?



    If you want security patches you will need to Install Windows 10, Microsoft is blocking security patches to 7th Gen Kaby Lake processors (including the G4560) on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1.

    If for some reason you don't want security patches see my post above.
  5. Snipergod87 said:
    alexsat said:
    captaincharisma said:
    what are you system specs? if your CPU is any intel 6th or 7th generation one then it is not working because there are no USB drivers for windows 7 as those CPU's are not supported with windows 7. i heard people have got windsows 7 running with 6th gen skylake ones but not much if anyone was able to get windows 7 running under a kaby lake 7th gen CPU

    yes i have a asrock b250m pro4 and a pentium g4560 that means i should install Windows 10?



    If you want security patches you will need to Install Windows 10, Microsoft is blocking security patches to 7th Gen Kaby Lake processors (including the G4560) on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1.

    If for some reason you don't want security patches see my post above.


    where's your post?
  6. Chances are you have your keyboard and mouse plugged into a USB3 port which Windows 7 does not have the drivers for, Try installing the keyboard and mouse into a USB 2.0 Port instead.

    If you dont have any USB 2.0 ports than you will need to use DISM to slipstream the correct USB3 drivers into the install.wim and boot.wim on your bootable DVD/USB drive
  7. Snipergod87 said:
    Chances are you have your keyboard and mouse plugged into a USB3 port which Windows 7 does not have the drivers for, Try installing the keyboard and mouse into a USB 2.0 Port instead.

    If you dont have any USB 2.0 ports than you will need to use DISM to slipstream the correct USB3 drivers into the install.wim and boot.wim on your bootable DVD/USB drive

    no,i tried both usb ports and none of then work i'll buy W10 anyway i'll need it,thanks
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