I set up my XPS 8930 SE with the included wired keyboard and mouse and after I had set the machine up, I connected a wireless keyboard and wireless mouse (bluetooth). Upon a system restart, after the Dell screen I got a message of "keyboard initialization failure" which only stayed on screen for approximately 2 seconds then the machine continued to start up (I did not have to press anything, the system continued automatically). I connected the wired peripherals again, restarted, and unsurprisingly did not get the message. I disconnected the wired devices and restarted and again got the same "keyboard initialization failure" message, then without intervention, the machine continues on as normal. Now, this isn't a "sky is falling" event, just a little irritating when I have to restart my system. Any suggestions to having this stop? I thought that I may have read somewhere that it is a stored "history" within the BIOS, but that wouldn't explain the message not showing while using wired peripherals, then returning while using bluetooth devices? Kev