Keyboard/Mouse not working

Hi,
So I installed Bootcamp and Win XP on my iMac i5 quad core and during the driver install process (after putting in the Snow Leopard DVD) a few windows popped up asking for the location of drivers for new hardware. The DVD didn't seem to know where they were, and I couldn't tell the install to search the internet as the wireless drivers had yet to be installed. And when it was done neither the keyboard or mouse will work.
I thought to try re-installing the drivers but with no mouse control I can't activate the install procedure.
Please advise.

Yeah... I've fixed it! Well so far so good.
Unfortunately I had to re-install the dirty windows product again! Basically as you described how 'The DVD didn't seem to know where they were' and you selected cancel. This seemed to be the problem. I'm guessing by selecting cancel, the install hasn't finished properly and therefore left the usb ports disabled. The second time I followed the 'found new hardware' windows. It seemed to struggle to find the cirrus audio driver (part of the ATI card). But after searching the dvd a few times it found it.
After reading the apple boot camp install guide it does say 'important: Do not click the cancel button in any of the installer dialogs.'on p10. But it could be made bolder with large red type, since this causes a show stopper.
By the way to do the re-install I had to get the windows xp disc back in the drive which involved getting back into SL. Once you've got the windows xp disc back in the drive, you get the 'select any key to boot cd...' Reinstall on the same partition (bootcamp) as before and reformat the drive.
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