Windows 10: laptops built-in keyboard drivers just gone and nothing is working no matter what i try-...

hi, i recently updated windows but after the update my lenovo thinkpads keyboard driver just vanished, like FULLY gone, theres no signs of it and my laptop does not detect that anything is wrong despite it being missing, ive tried everything, the registry editor, command prompt and even the device manager, its in the hidden section, but it say its code 45 and that its somehow a hardware issue despite me checking and finding nothing wrong, even factory resets and restore points do nothing, its not overheating and theres pretty much no dust, also no other drivers are glitched or corrupted also i

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Built-in laptop keyboard works in BIOD but not in Windows

Since that is the case and even updating the device driver does not allow the built-in keyboard to work in Windows 10, we suggest that you uninstall the current device driver of the built-in keyboard. Doing this will allow the system to install a clean copy
of the device driver and correct any errors.

You can follow the steps on how to uninstall and reinstall the device driver for your built-in keyboard that is available through this

link. Refer to the last section of the article where the steps are indicated.

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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 laptop keyboard works in BIOD but not in Windows

Hi Garrick,

There are different factors that can contribute as to why your laptop's built-in keyboard is not working properly. This could be caused by a recent update that was installed or device drivers that got corrupted. For us to resolve your concern, kindly answer
the questions below:

• Prior to the issue occurring with the built-in keyboard in your laptop, were there any recent changes made or updates that
  were installed on your laptop?
• When you attempted to update the device driver, were there any error messages that showed up?
• Which version and build of Windows 10 do you have installed on your laptop?

We look forward to your response to our queries.