Windows 10: The keys 'N, M, H, J, Y, U, 6 and 7' will stop working intermittently and I can not find a...

Per the title, since two days ago those specific keys will sometimes stop working and I have to use the virtual keyboard to substitute. Looking at the keyboard it seems to be a physical 'area' on it and not randomly spaced keys the F keys above seem fine however. I have my doubts it is a hardware problem and think it is more of a software issue because of the randomness, it will stop working no matter how hard or how much I press a key until all the affected keys start working again.I have not dropped my laptop or spilled any liquid on it recently. I did not have any recent syste

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6, 7, y, u, h, j, n, m key not working on Asus Laptop (Laptop Model Asus TuF FX 505D

I do not know what really caused it but i when i press it, it doesn't register. I have tried everything from this post nothing seem to work. Redirecting .





it happen after this few updates

 

I have accidently locked these keys.

Keys that are locked, 6 7 y u h j n m.

 

The keys 'N, M, H, J, Y, U, 6 and 7' will stop working intermittently and I can not find a way to fix it.

Per the title, since two days ago those specific keys will sometimes stop working and I have to use the virtual keyboard to substitute. Looking at the keyboard it seems to be a physical 'area' on it and not randomly spaced keys (the F keys above seem fine
however). I have my doubts it is a hardware problem and think it is more of a software issue because of the randomness, it will stop working no matter how hard or how much I press a key until
all the affected keys start working again.

I have not dropped my laptop or spilled any liquid on it (recently). I did not have any recent system updates that could have caused it, the last one was a BIOS update a month ago and the keyboard was fine after that until now.

Some default suggestions I have tried are: deleting and reinstalling the drivers, doing a hard reset, troubleshooting, doing a hardware / component diagnostic, putting the BIOS settings to default, running the recovery manager.