Yes, I've done that. And it hasn't fixed anything.
Listen, are you absolutely SURE it's not driver based? Because I told you: I temporarily had the problem fixed by uninstalling the mouse & keyboard drivers and rebooting!
Oh god, I've been having this problem for over a week, and I've already been to two forums already.
Here are the two forum posts I've been to:
http://www.computerforum.com/threads/what-cables-do-i-need-for-a-samsung-sh-224db-bebe-disc-drive.235869/
www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/590299/keyboard-mouse-dont-work-inside-windows/
These incompetent idiots on bleeping computer (apt name, because that's how I feel right now) gave me a suggestion that they 100% guaranteed would fix at least the clock issue, and that, if it didn't fix the keyboard-and-mouse issue, it would bring us one step closer to finding a solution for that.
I personally could give a rat's *** about the clock issue! If I can fix the keyboard-and-mouse issue, I can manually adjust the clock.
But, these guys SWORE TO ME that the CMOS battery needed to be replaced, anyway.
Well, I spent a whole day's worth of food buying a new CMOS battery (going hungry for a day in the process), waited an entire week for it to get here. I cleared my BIOS, inserted the new CMOS battery, and .... nothing!
Even the clock got reset, even though that's SUPPOSED to be the one thing they absolutely guaranteed me would be fixed if I did this!
The only reason I'm still resorting to online help is because it's the weekend now, and all the local computer store are closed.
Do you guys have a suggestion? Maybe one that ... actually will solve the keyboard-and-mouse issue first, and any other problems second? Or at the very least ... a suggestion that actually DOES WHAT IT'S SUPPOSED TO?!

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