Keyboard and trackpad no longer respond

hello,
Doing nothing special before rebooting, my keyboard and trackpad on the MacBook Pro no longer respond , however I can go on OS X Utility by cmd+r  I can also navigate with the trackpad ( I  repair permission, prvam etc ... Even without extension nothing works. )
nothing to do i don t understand why my keyboard and my track pad do not start but not in the utility OS X... Thanks for your help

Hi!
I had the same issue with the Flex 14, but it was solved after a simple reboot.

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