Windows 10: Built-in laptop Keyboard stopped working ASUS laptop

Hello community,I ran a 22 kb application did not recieve any warnings about it from antiviruses thinking it was meant to apply an update to another application as it has an appropriate name, but as soon as I presses it, Cybersight Ransomstopper detected it and reported that it was displaying ransomware behavior and was affecting files. File manger stopped responding and I waited a few seconds and then I got a message with a white screen saying that ''Microsoft Windows is not responding''. I quickly pulled my two external hard drives out and held down the power button to force a shutdown thi

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Built in keyboard not working

I recently purchased an ASUS ROG GL553VD Notebook Computer and a few weeks ago the keyboard stopped working. After a few restarts it worked again, but today the problem came back, and was not fixed by any amount of restarting. Several people on past posts said to reinstall they Keyboard driver, but there was no Keyboard section in the Device Manager. I am currently resetting the laptop to factory settings to see if that fixes the issue. Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

Built-in keyboard in laptop randomly stops working / no response

Try again with the pictures... I also included other pictures of the damage the heat has done to the plastic chassis of the laptop. Over the years the heat has become so extreme that bits of plastic around the exhaust grill has melted or chipped off. Also, you can see how the underside of the keyboard takes the brunt of the heat from the CPU fan and battery which sits just underneath the keyboard wires (in fact just a bit of tape separates the keyboard flat cable and the swollen battery.













Well, just now I tried another tactic. I remember I bought some memory from eBay to push my the capacity form 8gb to 16gb last year and they have worked flawlessly. But I just now put the original 8gb back in to see if its the memory that's causing the weirdness. Although as I've said in my experience failing memory usually gives BSOD, random lockups and hang etc. I'd be surprised how a memory could affect a laptop keyboard in this way but it could be the reason why I was getting problems at boot...

The problem usually shows itself when the laptop has to restart from a cold boot so I'm going to now do a series of a cold boot to see if the issues comes back. If not then ill put the newer 16gb memory back in and do a memory test over the weekend.


I'm starting to think the bios or the regulator that gives power to the keyboard is faulty on the mainboard. Those two issues are expensive fixes though.

 

laptop keyboard stopped working

my Windows 10 laptop keyboard stopped working, how do i fix it?

it is the built-in keyboard, not a peripheral.