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    Posted: 18 Jan 2018 at 9:35pm
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You don't need it.  Just patch your Windows 7 ISO file and follow the instructions from the link to install from USB drive.  Then boot from the drive.
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Thanks, but my BIOS does not have this capability.
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Thanks, but my BIOS does not have this capability.
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Use ASRock's Windows 7 USB Patcher: http://www.asrock.com/microsite/Win7Install/.  I used the Z270 version for my Z370 mobo and it worked.  Disappointingly, the PS/2 simulator failed on my Z370 Taichi.  Maybe it doesn't work on USB 3.0 ports?  That's why I had to use the patch.
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Hello, 
I recently put together a new Computer. Can't install Windows because when you run the OS stops working keyboard and mouse. What you need to do to resolve this problem? The version of the BIOS "P3.10", the model name of the motherboard "AB350M-HDV/M/ASRK". 
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Greetings, this is ASRock Technical Supports Department.

We tested B150 gaming K4 BIOS P1.30, the PS/2 simulator exist in BIOS properly.
Please find the item in Advanced -> USB Configuration.


In addition, you can use our USB patcher to build a USB-usable image for Windows 7 on 100 series platform.
http://www.asrock.com/microsite/Win7Install/ 

Thank you for your patience.
If any, please feel free to contact us!


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You might if you haven't already tried plug your KB into a _native_ USB 2.0 port and attempt again.
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And now would be as good as time as any to update your BIOS to the latest available.
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According to your MB manual, pg41

BIOS > > Advanced > USB Configuration > PS/2 Simulator

If that option is not where it is said to be, all I can offer is to locate and use a bone simple PS/2 KB.

It's been documented many many times that gaming type keyboards cause this issue while trying to set up a new ssystem. Most likely due to them having their own processor and memory inside.
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