Now you will see an option which requires administrative privileges named as “Change Settings that are currently unavailable”.Once in the Power Options, click on “ Choose what the power buttons do” present at the left side of the screen.
Due to this, your mouse and keyboard might not be working properly. As it doesn’t reload the drivers, some drivers might not be already be loaded. However, this feature is also known to cause problems by not loading the required drivers properly each time. This feature makes Windows boot faster so you don’t have to wait the traditional time. It just refreshes your RAM with the loaded image in the hibernation file and navigates you to the startup screen. When you restart the computer, Windows doesn’t have to reload the kernel, system state or the drivers. Then Windows sends a notification to devise drivers to prepare for hibernation and saves the current system state to hibernation and turns off the computer. However, the system session is running and the kernel is already loaded up. At this point, Window’s state is similar to when it is freshly booted up (as all users are logged off and applications are closed). When you shut down your computer, Windows logs off all users and closes all applications similar to the cold boot. It combines the elements of a cold shutdown and the hibernate feature. Windows 10’s Fast Startup (also called fast boot) works similarly to the hybrid sleep modes of previous versions of windows. Once the operating system is fully booted up, plug in the devices and check if they are working properly. We can try reinstalling the drivers as shown in the later solutions.Īnother thing you can try is loading your operating system without any peripherals connected. If they aren’t, it means that the problem lies with the USB ports. Note: You should also plug in any USB storage device to make sure that your USB ports are working properly. If it doesn’t, restart your computer while keeping the USB Keyboard/Mouse plugged in. After logging into Windows, switch your USB Keyboard/Mouse and check if the computer detects it. Turn off your machine, plug in the PS/2 device and turn on your PC the normal way. In most cases, the computer detects the device instantly and it works without any trouble. If your computer has PS/2 ports, try plugging in a PS/2 mouse/keyboard and see if it works. It was introduced in the late 1990’s and were popular until USB mice and keyboard took over. The PS/2 port is a six-pin connector used for connecting keyboards and mice to your computer. Before we resort to more complex solutions, we will try to fix the problem using simple fixes which worked for people.
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