The PS/2 part on motherboard may have loose solder holding it, so not making contact. Try pulling the cord plugged to it one way, such as up from motherboard while turning on computer and maybe you can get the access that way. If not, try pushing it against the motherboard and get access to enter the BIOS. You could also pull the motherboard and resolder the PS/2 port and it may work.
hi everyone, since a short time i set up my old pc again i use it to mess around with however now im faceing a problem i discoverd that my ps2 port is broken and i cant enter the bios settings without ps2, tried resetting the cmos battery without luck, back in the day i replaced my psu because it was broken due to a power outage (the usb ports only get active after windows is started) also tried a pci to ps2 card but this to only gets active after windows is started, is there any bios editor around i can use in windows to enable the use of usb to get to the bios?
the motherboard type is a msi neo p43
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