Just put a computer together with the Foxconn M61PMV board. It loads up with the Foxconn logo, all the parts are in the right places, and it works fine. However, I cannot input at all with a keyboard (USB and PS2 ports), which means I can't go into the Setup screen so I can set the boot order in order to install the OS onto the fresh HD in the system.

NO OS told at all, not one clue, and w7 is max
but not told. windows 8 up i no good here.
driver match OS + chips + oem mobo design.
a 3 way match, yes there are ways to cheat but I will not type 10 pages of text to do that. sorry.

why not just try first see what fails and work those
load to ssd drive and is 30mins work too top all that, w7.
It will not catch fire, loading w7.
great question but foxconnchannel.com DIY mobo went dead 2012.
so support ended then.
if mobo came new in OEM PC say so and maker name and model.
we can not guess OEM mobo, like you present.
Foxconn M61PMV (2008 new)
coin cell 6years old , and can be good.
Support AMD socket AM3/ AM2
NVIDIA GeForce 6100/ nForce 430
Realtek 6-channel audio chip (M61PMV-E)

Nforce is dead now.
but the last AMD driver, MS ended support to , due to AMD ends

ok here it the the last Nforce driver from AMD, official site

https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/14875/en-us



see that. vista 64bit and,
yes w7 there.

how long did you leave the cmos battery out for? if 15mns try leaving it out for 30mns
hope this helps you

Will your system come up in safe mode? Try a shutdown and unplug the tower. Plug the tower back in and see if it will come up in safe mode. If it does, go to "control panel", find "device manager" and right click on it. Find "display adaptors" and click on box at right(has a little + inside), it should drop down your device. right click o it and you sjhould see 'enable" or "disable". If it says enable click on that ad you should be good to go. Make sure your connections between tower and monitor are good.

Hello download the drivers here:

http://www.foxconnchannel.com/ProductDetail.aspx?T=motherboard&U=en-us0000412

Good luck

does *********** board has power supply correct

Have you checked in the BIOS if it's active/not disabled? If yes, have you installed its driver (along al the others)? If not , get them from
http://www.foxconnchannel.com/support/downloads.aspx?ProductModel=M61PMV&TypeID=en-us0000004

If yes, have you checked that in Device Manager the LAN connection is correctly recognized?

Check the BIOS setting. You might need to change the SATA/IDE controller to Enhanced mode!

get the manual from here
http://www.foxconnchannel.com/support/downloads.aspx?ProductModel=M61PMV&TypeID=en-us0000001
Than go to the side number 22
there it is...

Hi.
Foxconn don't have this board on their list of their Windows 7 supported chipsets (which is hardly surprising), but as you state all your individual components should be perfectly OK with Windows 7 .
I suggest you flash the Bios because Foxconn had to produce a new Bios for Vista in order for that OS to run correctly.

Best of luck.

That chip should be a Socket AM2 interface, so these mothorboards will be fine, it all depends on how much you want to spend.

Foxconn M61PMV

PC chips A15G

Biostar K8M800MAM2

ABIT NF-M2PV

MSI K9N6PGM2-V

Have a look or ask at your prefered site or shop for Socket AM2 and you will have a much better choice.

Mike