Vista - Boot Problem With USB

I have a unsual boot problem which I have seen with someone here aswell but
doesnt work for me (Doh!). Whenever I leave my USB mouse in (Razer
Copperhead) my system refuses to boot! It starts fine but just cmpletey stops
but if i take it out, it goes like a rocket. I have no idea why it does it
and as you can guess its not that much of a problem, but a serious pain with
keep banging it in and out all day and worried of either causing problems
with my ports or the wires of my mouse. With XP it was fine and ive got the
usual latest drivers and what not and have tried swapping it over but it just
wont have it! I have gone to the bios settings/Vista control panel but
nothing works.

I have seen a problem with this happening in XP and the solution was to edit
your registry with a step-by-step guide but unfortunately wont work because
it starts telling you to do different reg edits that arent in Vista.

Any advice I would love as this is beginning to do my nut in!

Cheers!

This is normal, go into BIOS and uncheck LEGACY USB
support.

"Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:99DAF2BE-3E62-4B8A-B649-38C42BB5FCCA@microsoft.com...
>I have a unsual boot problem which I have seen with someone here aswell but
> doesnt work for me (Doh!). Whenever I leave my USB mouse in (Razer
> Copperhead) my system refuses to boot! It starts fine but just cmpletey
> stops
> but if i take it out, it goes like a rocket. I have no idea why it does it
> and as you can guess its not that much of a problem, but a serious pain
> with
> keep banging it in and out all day and worried of either causing problems
> with my ports or the wires of my mouse. With XP it was fine and ive got
> the
> usual latest drivers and what not and have tried swapping it over but it
> just
> wont have it! I have gone to the bios settings/Vista control panel but
> nothing works.
>
> I have seen a problem with this happening in XP and the solution was to
> edit
> your registry with a step-by-step guide but unfortunately wont work
> because
> it starts telling you to do different reg edits that arent in Vista.
>
> Any advice I would love as this is beginning to do my nut in!
>
> Cheers!

Tried the LEGACY USB option, still a no go. 99% sure its no a USB problem, as
I dont have any problem with my USB keyboard, flash memory and a USB floppy
drive. Ive tried other mic aswell and they work fine, a box standerd Belkin
optical and also a logitech opitcal mouse. Its just my Razer Copperhead! I
know it isn't the drivers because it wouldnt boot as soon as I installed
Vista Home Premium when the drivers wasnt on there. im dont it will help but
I will put my sys specs on:

Intel Quard Core CPU 2.66 Kentsfield
Corsair DDR2 2GB XMS2 DOMINATOR PC2-8888C4 TWINX(2X1GB)
Asus P5N32-E SLI Motherboard
2x Gainward 8800GTX Bliss GPU
Razer Barracuda AC-1 Soundcard
2x 500Gb Seagate Hard drives
Razer Barracuda HP-1 Headphones
Razer Barracuda Copperhead Gaming Mouse
Vista Home Premium

Everything has got the latest drivers.
Cheers for the help.

"Spirit" wrote:

> This is normal, go into BIOS and uncheck LEGACY USB
> support.
>
> "Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:99DAF2BE-3E62-4B8A-B649-38C42BB5FCCA@microsoft.com...
> >I have a unsual boot problem which I have seen with someone here aswell but
> > doesnt work for me (Doh!). Whenever I leave my USB mouse in (Razer
> > Copperhead) my system refuses to boot! It starts fine but just cmpletey
> > stops
> > but if i take it out, it goes like a rocket. I have no idea why it does it
> > and as you can guess its not that much of a problem, but a serious pain
> > with
> > keep banging it in and out all day and worried of either causing problems
> > with my ports or the wires of my mouse. With XP it was fine and ive got
> > the
> > usual latest drivers and what not and have tried swapping it over but it
> > just
> > wont have it! I have gone to the bios settings/Vista control panel but
> > nothing works.
> >
> > I have seen a problem with this happening in XP and the solution was to
> > edit
> > your registry with a step-by-step guide but unfortunately wont work
> > because
> > it starts telling you to do different reg edits that arent in Vista.
> >
> > Any advice I would love as this is beginning to do my nut in!
> >
> > Cheers!
>
>