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Did you connect anything else but a keyboard or mouse on the server? Does it detect them? I think your USB is disabled for some reason in the bios.
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Did you connect anything else but a keyboard or mouse on the server? Does it detect them? I think your USB is disabled for some reason in the bios.

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after installation it will login at that time both keyboard and mouse are detecting. then drivers will install automatically. after that it will reboot automatically. after that its detecting till booting, once we got ctrl+alt+del, both are not working. <br />
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its a brand new server. IBM System x3400 M2. &nbsp;in bois its not disabled. <br />
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i faced this type of issue in 4 sites, all are the same servers and same o/s.
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after installation it will login at that time both keyboard and mouse are detecting. then drivers will install automatically. after that it will reboot automatically. after that its detecting till booting, once we got ctrl+alt+del, both are not working.

its a brand new server. IBM System x3400 M2.  in bois its not disabled.

i faced this type of issue in 4 sites, all are the same servers and same o/s.

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Have you contacted IBM? With new servers you could have a potential issue which should be reported
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Have you contacted IBM? With new servers you could have a potential issue which should be reported

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hi<br />
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i installaed windows server 2003 r2 in ibm x series server. after installing automatically usb keyboard and mouse not detecting. only ps/2 keyboard and mouse are working. again i tried for 3 or 4 times. &nbsp;i tried in 4 servers but all of 4 servers having the same issue. <br />
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how to resolve this issue.
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hi

i installaed windows server 2003 r2 in ibm x series server. after installing automatically usb keyboard and mouse not detecting. only ps/2 keyboard and mouse are working. again i tried for 3 or 4 times.  i tried in 4 servers but all of 4 servers having the same issue. 

how to resolve this issue.

ibm server installation problem

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.

Windows Server 2008

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Windows Server 2003

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