My PC keyboard is not working anymore! Where does the problem come from?
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Hi everyone!
Since this morning, when I opened my PC (it was in hibernation), my laptop keyboard is no longer working!!! In the device manager, it says it’s working properly, but there's no response to typing!!!
Does anyone have any idea where the problem might come from?
Since this morning, when I opened my PC (it was in hibernation), my laptop keyboard is no longer working!!! In the device manager, it says it’s working properly, but there's no response to typing!!!
Does anyone have any idea where the problem might come from?
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You need to go to power options in start/settings/control panel.
If that doesn't work: https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-1345311-clavier-bloque-que-faire#8
Please do what I write, answer my questions, and let me know
if the problem has been resolved. Thank you very much in advance! ;)
You need to go to power options in start/settings/control panel.
If that doesn't work: https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-1345311-clavier-bloque-que-faire#8
Please do what I write, answer my questions, and let me know
if the problem has been resolved. Thank you very much in advance! ;)
Press the 'Num Lock' key on your keyboard.
I just helped my mom who was having the same problem ;-))
I just helped my mom who was having the same problem ;-))
Thank you very much for the info. It seemed very strange to me as a solution (removing the battery, pressing the power button, putting the battery back), BUT IT WORKS!!!
Thank you very much!!!
Thank you very much!!!
Hello, I have a problem with my computer. The keyboard and touchpad are not responding. I tried removing the battery and restarting, but nothing works. I don't know what to do; my computer is unusable. Could you tell me if it's possible to reboot it without the keyboard? Thank you. Or if you have another solution, I'm open to that as well.
The model of the computer is Acer (of course) 3651WLMi
Thank you for everything.
The model of the computer is Acer (of course) 3651WLMi
Thank you for everything.
Amazing the battery trick! I arrived here for the same issue, I took out and put back the battery and bingo: everything works again! Thank you very much for the info Romystuta :)
You might not have the same problem as others because removing the battery and connecting it to a power source worked for an ACER Aspire 3003LMi, so the solution and the problem are certainly not the same...
Does your keyboard not respond at all from the start or does it work until a certain point?
Try to explain your problem if possible; it will be easier to find a solution...
See you!
Does your keyboard not respond at all from the start or does it work until a certain point?
Try to explain your problem if possible; it will be easier to find a solution...
See you!
The keyboard does not respond from the moment the computer starts. It's an HP Pavilion dv8000. I've tried uninstalling the driver and reinstalling it, but nothing. I've attempted to remove the battery and run it on power, but still nothing. Finally, the keyboard lights do come on (for example, the num lock light), which is quite baffling...
The problem occurred suddenly one day when I hadn't done anything particular, and now I'm stuck using the on-screen keyboard, which is not convenient at all...
The problem occurred suddenly one day when I hadn't done anything particular, and now I'm stuck using the on-screen keyboard, which is not convenient at all...
Hello, I also have an issue with my PC, it's an HP running Windows 7. I turned it off and the next day my keyboard is not working anymore. The only problem is I don't have access to my PC since it's locked and I can't type my code; none of the keys work, not even the mouse, except for the numeric keypad. What should I do? Thank you.
Hello, I'm fed up!!! I have the same problem as everyone here, the keyboard is not working on my HP Pavilion laptop. I've tried removing the battery as mentioned here, but nothing works, help!!!!!!!
Here I have a portable Acer laptop that starts up fine, I get to the user account page, but my cursor doesn't move so I can't do anything.
Help, what is the problem??
Help, what is the problem??
Hi everyone,
I have a nice problem with my girlfriend's laptop, a Toshiba MX40 with XP.
I just formatted the PC due to viruses, reinstalled everything, and then shut down the computer. Two days later, when we turned it back on, the keyboard is not responding anymore. Only the touchpad lock light is on (which is normally activated with Fn+F10), and it works.
None of the keys work except when I type:
W+Q then Q < appears and the light goes off
W+Q+A then A appears
W+Q+Z ---> Z and all the letters appear except B and N
I tried removing the battery as mentioned in other threads, but it didn't work. I reinstalled the keyboard driver, but that didn't help either.
Do you have a solution?
I have a nice problem with my girlfriend's laptop, a Toshiba MX40 with XP.
I just formatted the PC due to viruses, reinstalled everything, and then shut down the computer. Two days later, when we turned it back on, the keyboard is not responding anymore. Only the touchpad lock light is on (which is normally activated with Fn+F10), and it works.
None of the keys work except when I type:
W+Q then Q < appears and the light goes off
W+Q+A then A appears
W+Q+Z ---> Z and all the letters appear except B and N
I tried removing the battery as mentioned in other threads, but it didn't work. I reinstalled the keyboard driver, but that didn't help either.
Do you have a solution?
Good evening everyone, I have a problem with my laptop. The keyboard is not responding, and when I press a key, it makes a sound, but does not display the letter pressed. However, if I hold the key down for a few seconds, the letter appears, but it’s as if I am trying to open a program and a list of folders appears instead of the letter I pressed. I’m not sure if there’s a lock on it, but there is voice search. Thank you if you can help me, best regards to all, thank you.
Good evening, I have the same problem as you.... Before buying a new PC or changing the battery, it would be really helpful for me to know if your problem has been solved and if so, how. While waiting for a response from you or from another user, thank you for everything... See you soon.
In my opinion, everyone's issue lies in a battery problem.
It would be interesting to test with a new battery since it runs very well on AC power.
I am currently repairing an Acer Aspire 3003Wlmi and I have the same problem as you: the keyboard and touchpad do not respond when the battery goes below 3% (critical threshold).
My conclusion is: since this laptop is 2 and a half to 3 years old and the battery does not charge beyond 4%, there can only be a problem with the battery...
I hope to acquire a new one to test it and share the results with you!
Don't hesitate to ask if you have questions...
It would be interesting to test with a new battery since it runs very well on AC power.
I am currently repairing an Acer Aspire 3003Wlmi and I have the same problem as you: the keyboard and touchpad do not respond when the battery goes below 3% (critical threshold).
My conclusion is: since this laptop is 2 and a half to 3 years old and the battery does not charge beyond 4%, there can only be a problem with the battery...
I hope to acquire a new one to test it and share the results with you!
Don't hesitate to ask if you have questions...
Hello,
I have a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pro laptop whose keyboard is no longer working. I've tried all the troubleshooting steps mentioned in this forum but to no avail. For your information, when I press a key, I only hear a click from the speaker.
Maybe my problem is physical!
I'm counting on your help, thank you.
I have a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pro laptop whose keyboard is no longer working. I've tried all the troubleshooting steps mentioned in this forum but to no avail. For your information, when I press a key, I only hear a click from the speaker.
Maybe my problem is physical!
I'm counting on your help, thank you.
Please, I have a problem with my laptop; when I type, the letters appear as numbers. Could you please tell me where the problem is? Thank you!
Hello everyone!
I have an ACER Aspire 3003LMi laptop that I've had for about two and a half years.
The keyboard is unresponsive and the touchpad as well.
I can't even turn off the laptop any other way than by pulling the plug.
The battery is completely dead. (The battery originally had a lifespan of only 1 hour and 30 minutes)
I'm currently working on my final project and really need this computer.
Have you found a solution?
I understand that the problem might come from the battery.
Do I need to buy a new one?
Do I have to buy an ACER brand battery?
Thank you in advance for your help and response.
I have an ACER Aspire 3003LMi laptop that I've had for about two and a half years.
The keyboard is unresponsive and the touchpad as well.
I can't even turn off the laptop any other way than by pulling the plug.
The battery is completely dead. (The battery originally had a lifespan of only 1 hour and 30 minutes)
I'm currently working on my final project and really need this computer.
Have you found a solution?
I understand that the problem might come from the battery.
Do I need to buy a new one?
Do I have to buy an ACER brand battery?
Thank you in advance for your help and response.
Good evening,
So thank you all. I removed the battery from my Compaq Presario CQ71 and the keyboard started working again. I then turned off the machine and restarted it to check. It's working properly. This means that the battery indeed plays a role in these recurring failures. Thank you all, Frédéric
So thank you all. I removed the battery from my Compaq Presario CQ71 and the keyboard started working again. I then turned off the machine and restarted it to check. It's working properly. This means that the battery indeed plays a role in these recurring failures. Thank you all, Frédéric
I think it's your battery that is dead... Read what I wrote above...
I noticed that the battery was dead because it couldn't charge more than 4% or 5%...
Check that, but if your laptop runs perfectly without the battery, the problem obviously comes from it...
I noticed that the battery was dead because it couldn't charge more than 4% or 5%...
Check that, but if your laptop runs perfectly without the battery, the problem obviously comes from it...
I want to share my "discovery" with ALL of you...
The history of the battery seems to me to be just a pretext, let me explain:
It seems that you all have a key named Fn which allows you, in this case, to change the sound and other possibilities.
I noticed that by pressing Fn and, for example, O, I no longer get 6 but rather a o. I then tried to hold down Fn and press the Num Lock button, and there, oh miracle!! Everything was back to normal.
PS: I am a beginner in computers, this technique works for me, I can't do anything else for you.
The history of the battery seems to me to be just a pretext, let me explain:
It seems that you all have a key named Fn which allows you, in this case, to change the sound and other possibilities.
I noticed that by pressing Fn and, for example, O, I no longer get 6 but rather a o. I then tried to hold down Fn and press the Num Lock button, and there, oh miracle!! Everything was back to normal.
PS: I am a beginner in computers, this technique works for me, I can't do anything else for you.
Lol, if you can type a 6 or an O, it means your keyboard is responding, while the title of the topic is "Laptop keyboard not responding."
It's certain that if you start your PC with Fn, which actually means function, you'll only be able to use the keys related to Fn... It's like starting your PC with CapsLock on; you'll write everything in uppercase! Lol, there's no magic!
In fact, your problem isn't the same as others, and it seems to me that this solution was already provided on page 1, if I'm not mistaken...
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It's certain that if you start your PC with Fn, which actually means function, you'll only be able to use the keys related to Fn... It's like starting your PC with CapsLock on; you'll write everything in uppercase! Lol, there's no magic!
In fact, your problem isn't the same as others, and it seems to me that this solution was already provided on page 1, if I'm not mistaken...
A+
However, I found an answer on the 01net forum: someone had exactly the same problem; they advised removing the battery and pressing the power button, then replacing the battery.
That's what I did, and oh, the miracle of technology, everything worked normally!!! As for why: it's a mystery!
Thank you for your interest in my question, Michel!
Maybe until next time.
Romystuta