HP Pavilion - No Keyboard Or Touchpad Response
I just downloaded and installed Windows Live to my fresh install of Windows 7. Prior to that I might add, everything was working fine.
After having installed Live, the keyboard and touchpad cease to function at all. The only method of recovery is to hold the power switch to kill the computer.
Any ideas?
View Replies (Posted: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 10:18 PM)
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