Help i installed wrong drivers and now my computer doesnt work

christay01

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I accidenly downloaded the wrong driver for my keyboard, touchpad, and it removed my original drivers. I tried to roll back the drivers, but the option was greyed out and i could not click it. I downloaded other drivers, used driver booster, ran trouble shooting, but nothing worked. At the end, i tried uninstalling the drivers, and i was told that if i uninstalled the drivers, windows will automatically install them back. But when my computer turned on, my mouse crusor dissapeared and clicking did not seem to register, nor could i use my keyboard or touchpad. I am stuck at the time and date page, and have to click or press enter to enter the login page. I tried f8 to boot in safe mode, but it loaded me into the usual windows loading screen, and made beeping noises. F2 to bios does work, thus it should not be the keyboard problem. I tried other mice, but recieved same results. Im using an aspire v3-471G laptop with windows 10. Pls help :"(
 

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I accidenly downloaded the wrong driver for my keyboard, touchpad, and it removed my original drivers. I tried to roll back the drivers, but the option was greyed out and i could not click it. I downloaded other drivers, used driver booster, ran trouble shooting, but nothing worked. At the end, i tried uninstalling the drivers, and i was told that if i uninstalled the drivers, windows will automatically install them back. But when my computer turned on, my mouse crusor dissapeared and clicking did not seem to register, nor could i use my keyboard or touchpad. I am stuck at the time and date page, and have to click or press enter to enter the login page. I tried f8 to boot in safe mode, but it loaded me into the usual windows loading screen, and made beeping noises. F2 to bios does work, thus it should not be the keyboard problem. I tried other mice, but recieved same results. Im using an aspire v3-471G laptop with windows 10. Pls help :"(

Keyboard and mouse drivers are default within the BIOS. If you load the wrong drivers within windows environment, it will stop working in Windows, but it will still work in the BIOS environment.
Beeping sound for Acer usually means RAM or keyboard faulty.
Why did you do the drivers in the first place?
Is it due to some keyboard issues as well?
Putting all the symptoms together, our guess is your keyboard is faulty, probably stuck key or something. The F2 works, but probably some other keys does not.
 
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