Situatie
Windows 11, the latest and arguably the most exciting version of the Windows series, comes with a particularly useful setting for laptop users. You can repair and troubleshoot the built-in keyboard whenever you want with just a few taps:
Solutie
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Open the Device Manager by typing “devmgmt.msc” into the Run dialog box.
Expand “Keyboards” and then right-click on the “Standard PS/2 Keyboard.”
Select “Update driver” from the context menu.
At this point, your laptop will present options about how you want to search for drivers. Choose “Browse my computer for driver software.”
On the next window, select “Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer.”
Scroll down the list, choose a manufacturer different than your standard keyboard, and select any model listed.
Click on “Next.”
Windows will attempt to warn you the driver you’re about to install may be incompatible with your system. Tap “Yes” to confirm you want to continue with the installation. After that close the “Drivers Update” window and restart your laptop.
Once your laptop reboots, your keyboard won’t work. However, you can easily reenable it by following steps 1 through 4 above and then selecting “Search automatically for drivers” instead.