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07-01-2020 06:01 PM - edited 07-01-2020 06:02 PM
Hi guys. Recently I was troubleshooting my hp compaq DC 7600 and replaced both ram and cmos. After replacing, I turned on the pc, it did the usual calculations of the memory and asked to press f1 to save changes but the system isn't accepting input from the keyboard though the keyboard's lights are on. It's a usb keyboard which is working fine but for some reason I can't bypass the f1 to save changes as the system isn't accepting the response and also only front two usb ports and the back two isolated usb ports are working, the rest four aren't working since keyboard doesn't light up when plugged in. And also OS is a dual ubuntu and windows 7.
Regards.
