Then shortly after five minutes it went back to having problems. As soon as I turned them back on my keyboard started working just fine. Sidenote/story: I modified my Razer Deathadders lights on the razer logo and scrollwheel to have them off. Turning computer off, holding power button down for 10 seconds Rebooting, failed.Įase of access, keyboard shortcuts, sticky keys, filters. Uninstalling keyboards on device manager. Trying a different USB port (front and back). Same problem, temporary fix for roughly thirty minutes. Things I have tried (according to research via google): I am using the on-screen keyboard to help me write this post. Using my USB keyboard random keys such as ", w,3, num lock 5 key, capital p, and the right arrow key. Also, check that wireless adapter of the keyboard is not blocked by something or keyboard is not too far from the adapter.Its been about three days since the problem first presented itself. Try to change your keyboard batteries and check that keyboard works or not. If you have a wireless keyboard then it is possible that your batteries have no power left or maybe your wireless adapter is blocked by something. Solution 5 – Check Batteries and wireless adapter If not working then the issue is with keyboard and you have to replace that keyboard with any other keyboard. Go on and plug that keyboard on any other computer and check that it is working there or not. If the keyboard itself is broken or internally damaged then it may be possible that it not working. To make sure, plug your keyboard in any other port if available or try the next method. So it is possible that your connection is not proper or your USB port has stopped working. It is widely known that USB ports loosen with time and give connection errors often. Sometimes loose connection also results not working of hardware. Windows will automatically reinstall the best Keyboard driver and Your Problem will get fixed Solution 3 – Plug to the other port and check connections Now, Reboot Your PC after reinstalling the driver. Right Click on your Keyboard Driver and then Choose Uninstall Device.ĥ.
D ouble Click on Keyboards to expand it.Ĥ. Now, Once the Device manager Opens Up, Locate Keyboards.ģ. Right click on start button and click on device manager.Ģ. Solution 2 – Let Windows Reinstall The Best Driver for youġ. Now, Make sure that Filter Keys is Turned OFF. Now, Click on Keyboard from the left Menu.Ĥ.
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