Blacksmith21 wrote:I mean that I would like to install Zorin on My Desktop PC but I Can't do it if I can't manage to get my Keyboard and Mouse working.
The fun thing is that the keyboard IS working on the main screen choosing between "Try or Install Zorin OS" and " ... (safe graphics) and (modern NVIDIA graphics)" but on the next screen (With "Try Zorin OS" and "Install Zorin OS") the mouse and keyboard doesn't respond.
Ah, I see your frustration. I had thought above you said you had installed Zorin, already.
Well... I know this will sound simplistically dumb but... Have you tried grabbing a cheapo USB Mouse/Keyboard? That would do the trick, save you the headache AND give you an emergency fallback bit of hardware.
I hate to admit it, but I keep at least three spare keyboards and mice handy at all times. Spilled Dr. Pepper usually the reason...
The other option is to get pretty crafty with the software...
Logitech is built for Windows and will work on Windows, no problem. It even worked on the base motherboard BIOS before the Linux Grub kicked in (Because the motherboard to your computer was also built for Windows). On Linux, you must patch it to use it and using it before you can really patch it kind of puts the cart before the horse. Again, perhaps someone smarter than me may chime in with a fix.