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Same outcome, except I also had no keyboard. The next day I repeated the excercise on my desktop Dell 8700.

Registry was pre-USBPCap and didn't have any registry stuff for it. In fact I guess it fixed it because the backup of the Manager said it couldn't load the drivers because the registry wasĬorrupted, so I reasoned that replacing it with the last known good copy The RegBack folder holds a copy of the registryĪt the last successful boot. I eventually gotīack on air by booting to a command prompt and copying the files atĬ:\Windows\System32\config\RegBack to C:\Windows\System32\config\ and Just assumed the restart had randomly trashed my registry. I didn't twig on the USBPCap connection - I After the reboot - no USB devices, no mouse, no trackpad. I updated Wireshark on a Toshiba laptop andĪdded USBPCap. The fix was just to simply uninstall that POS software and reboot. I had usbpcap installed across 100 workstation. The problem is still there, and it must be causing people some considerable grief. I could however TeamViewer across to the machine. AArrgghhh! Same outcome, except I also had no keyboard. In fact I guess it fixed it because the backup of the registry was pre-USBPCap and didn't have any registry stuff for it. I took this approach because the device manager said it couldn't load the drivers because the registry was corrupted, so I reasoned that replacing it with the last known good copy would fix it. The RegBack folder holds a copy of the registry at the last successful boot. I eventually got back on air by booting to a command prompt and copying the files at C:\Windows\System32\config\RegBack to C:\Windows\System32\config\ and then restarting normally. I didn't twig on the USBPCap connection - I just assumed the restart had randomly trashed my registry. I updated Wireshark on a Toshiba laptop and added USBPCap.