Windows 10: How do I edit Human Interface Device Services

Yesterday, whenever I would press the Ctrl key, it would open my Windows Media Player. After doing some research, I found that the solution was to force stop Human Interface Device Services, this worked, but it also removed all other Ctrl functions, so no Ctrl+C, V, W or anything else. This is a major issue and I was wondering if there's a way to fix the issue with HIDS or maybe a way to edit HIDS such that it doesn't affect the other uses of the Ctrl key.

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Human Interface Device

I cant turn on or off my human interface device like i used to.. For sometime now i am unable to deactivate my touch screen on my laptop. Any help

 

Human Interface Device Service Missing

After trying to set my ram to its factory speed in my motherboard bios, I had my PC bluescreen on me. This was no big deal, and after restoring my default ram settings I was able to boot into windows just fine. However, a side affect of the BSOD was that I lost use of my keyboards media keys. The media keys on my keyboard still work when I plug them into another computer, but even when I try to use other keyboards with my PC, their media keys are still not detected. Upon further research I found that when I went into services.msc, Human Device Interface Service is missing entirely. How can I get this back, and subsequently fix my media keys?

 

Broadcomm bluetooth installed as human interface device


I have an iogear GBU321 usb bluetooth adapter that worked great under windows 7. When I upgraded to Win 10, it installed as a human interface device and now has no bluetooth capability. I uninstalled the original, driver and reinstalled drivers for win 8.1 (couldn't find a win 10 driver). The driver installed fine but it still comes up as a human interface device instead of a bluetooth device. Does anyone have a clue about what I can do to resolve this issue?