When installing Windows on a new computer, the keyboard and mouse turn off, what should I do?

Question

Iron

When installing Windows on a new computer, the keyboard and mouse are turned off, in the BIOS on the ASROCK a320M-HDV r4.0 motherboard, there is no USB port setting in the sections, I can’t find everything, just in case, the processor AMD Ryzen 5 1600 processor

Answer 1

Of course, Windows 7 :) - it does not have drivers for USB on modern chipsets.
The simple solution is to buy the cheapest PS/2 keyboard and use it to install the system (you can do without a mouse during installation). Install drivers from AMD, after that USB ports will become available.

Answer 2

Connect the mouse in usb2.0

Answer 3

that's how you could buy this ... An ancient socket, the worst percent. Memory probably 8.
Try another keyboard to stick.

Answer 4

You need to add usb3 support to the Windows7 installer manually or with utilities. Gigabyte, for example, has a Windows USB Installation Tool that you run and in a few minutes it does everything you need.

Answer 5

It's time to throw the seven in the trash already.
Even if you put it using the assembly of Windows with drivers, few drivers write one fig under the seven, most likely there will be problems with other devices.