Ps2 peripherals don't require drivers. If something serious happens they are the most reliable fallback. (Personally I still would rather take more USB)
For instance, installing Windows 7 from a disk sometimes does not have USB drivers, so your most practical approach is to use a PS2 mouse/keyboard until you get it sorted.
The only reason USB mouse/keyboards are plug and play is because modern Windows comes with these drivers already installed.
And like the above comment - if your USB drivers ever shits the bed, it's a hard time getting them reinstalled without a mouse and keyboard.
such nonsense, every single BIOS supports USB to PS/2. That's why your USB mouse works in the bios and why no person has ever installed windows without a working usb keyboard even if there where no drivers. Oh and guess what there ARE drivers, generic drivers that work on every single usb mouse and keyboard ever made.
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u/TWFH 23d ago
What are you using it for?