Windows 8 or 8.1 might have drivers that work out of the box, but Windows 7 generally doesn't acquire new "built-in" drivers in updates or service packs. I guess the reason why your basic Windows installation doesn't support good-enough drivers for your hardware "out of the box" is that you have a rather new, up-to-date motherboard and chipset. The AMD Clean Uninstall Utility removes every driver that could possibly support any AMD hardware (including their motherboards and USB controllers hence your problem), except for the drivers that ship with your basic Windows installation. Unfortunately, when AMD says "ALL", they mean ALL. (I also reboot after each installation as well) Removed Asmedia's USB Controller drivers, and THEN installing.Installing chipset drivers freshly downloaded from ASUS' website.Reinstalling Asmedia's USB Controller drivers.I took a picture of the window, and is now controlling my desktop from my laptop. Reboot into Windows, and hope that TeamViewer is the topmost window that shows up. I made a bootable Linux Mint flash drive on another computer, booted into Linux, copied over ALL the files in my installation of TeamViewer (If I only copied over the TeamViewer setup file from their website, I would have to click "run only", or install it for it to run, and tell me the user ID, and password, but I can't exactly do that without my mouse and keyboard) into Windows' Startup folder ( C:\Users\**USERNAME**\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup) Keyboard and mouse won't work on any of the USB ports.
I did another hard reset, and it booted into the system, still with the mouse and keyboard unresponsive. During the process, my keyboard and mouse stopped working. I decided to run AMD's Clean Uninstall Utility to clean up the graphics driver before retrying the install (That's what they said this was for right.?). An error message from Catalyst popped up saying that AMD drivers weren't installed. The system booted into the desktop fine, but with Aero disabled and the resolution on 640x480. The hard drive light was also not flashing at all, so I did a hard reset using the reset button on my case. I came back to the same screen about 10 minutes later, so I tried pressing Number Lock, Caps Lock etc, and their corresponding lights were unresponsive. It was there for about five minutes at least, so I went to prepare some food. For some reason the screen went black, with a command line cursor blinking on the top left. So I tried updating to Catalyst 14.4 Beta from Catalyst 14.3 Beta, which just came out today.
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