Try to type some words using your keyboard to see if it works. Windows should then reinstall the driver for your keyboard automatically.

Double-click Keyboard, then right-click on your keyboard driver software to select Uninstall device.

On the open window, click Device Manager when select to view by Large icons.

If you’re using Windows 7, on the taskbar of your desktop, click the Start button, then click Control Panel. If you’re using Windows 10, on the taskbar of your desktop, right-click on the Start button to select Device Manager You can try to uninstall the keyboard driver on your computer then let Windows reinstall it automatically. If you could type using your keyboard, great! If your keyboard keeps not typing, don’t worry, try something else below…Ī wrong, missing or corrupted keyboard driver could also cause this problem.

Make sure the three items Turn on Sticky Keys, Turn on Toggle Keys, and Turn on Filter Keys are unchecked.

On the taskbar of your desktop, click the Start button, then select Control Panel.

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