USB needs reseting after startup

Every time i restart my pc i have to unplug my keyboard(piano) & dongle for them to be recognised. Any ideas what is causing this i have updated drivers for keyboard & dongle i have no problems with my logitech mouse wihich is my only other usb device. the dongle is connected to the front port on my lian & the keyboard is connected to the d bracket.

If you have a usb to psp/2 adapter try that and plug into the keyboard port on the comp. Hope this helps

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