By Is your laptop keyboard not working?
Sometimes you may experience this technical problems in laptop keyboard. The sensitive touch pads or external devices may still work, but there may be a problem with the integrated keyboard. In this post you will get helpful tips on how to enable laptop keyboard on windows 10. Check out these 8 tips that you can apply to most laptop manufacturers, including Acer, Lenovo, Dell, HP and other Windows 10 laptops. If you have taken these steps on how to disable a laptop’s keyboard on Windows 10 and not sure how to enable it again. Please continue to read this post.
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Here are 8 tips on how to enable a laptop keyboard on windows 10 after disabling it.
Let’s look at them one by one in more detail.
Clean the keyboard with a brush
Take a brush and clean the keyboard. Make sure all dust is removed and the keyboard is clean and tidy. You can use a laptop cleaning device or an old toothbrush. Keep the brush dry and gently wipe the keyboard.
Physically check the keyboard keys
The first thing you can do is try to find out if some keys or keyboards are really borken somewhere. If there is a physical effect, then nothing can be done. This laptop must be taken to a service center.
Reinstall the keyboard drivers
Try to reinstall the keyboard drivers. If you’re not comfortable, you can temporarily enable the on-screen keyboard or add an external keyboard. For more information, read below about using a Windows computer without a keyboard or mouse.
To update the driver, open the device manager from the WinX menu.
- Find the laptop keyboard in the “Keyboard” section.
- Right-click on it and select “Uninstall”. If you’re not sure about a laptop keyboard, you can uninstall all the keyboards.
- Restart your computer and verify that you want to install the driver automatically. If not, reopen Device Manager, right-click the keyboard, and select Scan for hardware changes to install it.
- After installing the driver, verify that the keyboard starts working.
Check if the keyboard is working in the BIOS
Another thing you can do is make sure the keyboard works by accessing the BIOS menu. While the computer is on, press the switch (usually Esc or Del) to open the BIOS menu.
If you open BIOS menu and navigate to use the arrow keys, we can assume that the problem is with the software, not the hardware.
Reset keyboard settings to default settings
You can reset the keyboard settings by default if you think that external software or maybe you have changed the keyboard settings and made it unusable.
Troubleshooting for a clean boot
You can perform a clean boot and verification if the keyboard works but you are not typing correctly. Once you have performed the clean boot, you can check that the keyboard is working properly.
If that’s okay, there may be some third-party software or services that lock the keyboard in normal mode, and that’s what you need to choose.
Run the Hardware and Hardware Troubleshooter
Run the Hardware and Device Troubleshooter to see if it helps you enable the laptop keyboard on Windows 10
Disable the filter keys and see
If there is a delay when you press a key, you need to disable the key filter. Filter keys are often viewed as keystrokes to make typing easier for people who shake manually. But this can sometimes cause normal or fast typing speed problems. To disable the filter keys, go to Settings, then enter easily. Select the keyboard from the left menu and find the option to disable the filter key. This may solve your problem
These were some tips that might enable the laptop keyboard on Windows 10 after disabling it. In addition, you can try a hardware diagnostic tool that is installed on the laptop by the same manufacturer. If nothing helps you, the best solution is to take your laptop to an authorized repair center.
