您的笔记本电脑键盘是否不像以前那样工作？响应您的击键需要很长时间吗？当您按下某些键时没有任何反应吗？键盘停止工作了吗？(Did)
在这篇文章中，您将学习如何重置键盘设置以消除那些讨厌的键盘问题。
是硬件问题吗？
首先，您应该确定您所拥有的是否不是硬件问题。毕竟，再多的重置也无法修复损坏的笔记本电脑键盘。
有几种方法可以解决。一，您可以实际检查键盘是否存在明显缺陷。另一种是在安全模式下(Safe Mode)启动。
按Windows + R打开运行(Run)。键入MSCONFIG并单击OK。
这将启动系统配置(System Configuration)。转到引导(Boot)选项卡。在Boot Options下，勾选Safe Boot
并点击OK。
如果系统提示您重新启动计算机，请单击重新启动(Restart)。
当Windows(Windows)处于安全模式(Mode)时，仅运行基本程序。因此，如果您的键盘在此模式下工作正常，您可以将键盘问题归咎于软件。
如果没有，您可能需要将笔记本电脑带到服务中心进行适当的检查和诊断。
是软件问题吗？
但如果它真的是一个软件问题，那么你可以做几件事。您可以尝试重新安装我们的键盘驱动程序。
重新安装键盘
打开控制面板(Control Panel)。转到硬件和声音(Hardware and Sound)>Devices and Printers > Device Manager。
注意：(Note:)您也可以通过快速搜索访问设备管理器。
打开设备管理器后，展开键盘(Keyboards)
并右键单击您的设备。单击(Click) 卸载设备(Uninstall
Device)。
重启你的电脑。在重新启动时，Windows将使用最新的驱动程序重新安装键盘。这可能会导致您的笔记本电脑键盘按键再次起作用。
调整设置
如果这不起作用，则问题可能与键盘设置有关。如果任何键盘设置关闭，可能会导致重复延迟错误或注册不正确的击键。
要访问您的键盘设置，请打开控制面板(Control Panel)。在搜索栏中键入KEYBOARD 。
这将在搜索结果中显示键盘属性。(Keyboard Properties)点击键盘(Keyboard)打开。
使用键盘属性，您可以加快或减慢键盘的响应速度。使用滑块根据自己的喜好校准键盘。
上图显示了默认键盘设置。如果您当前的设置相距甚远，则可能会导致您的键盘滞后或比正常速度更快。
完成后，单击OK。
(Additional)
可以在Windows 设置中找到(Windows
Settings)其他键盘设置。转到设置(Settings)>轻松使用(Ease of Access)>键盘(Keyboard)。
关闭(Turn)任何可能会中断您的工作流程的计算机键盘功能。
可以通过单击更改其他键入选项来切换(Change Other Typing Options)其他(Additional)键盘设置。
在Windows 10中重置键盘的最佳方法(Keyboard)
如果您已尝试上述所有修复但没有任何效果，您可以尝试重置键盘。
这样做的方法是更改语言设置。转到Windows 设置(Windows Settings)>时间和语言(Time
& Language)>区域和语言(Region and
Language)。
在首选语言(Preferred Languages)下，添加新语言。任何语言都可以。添加后，单击新语言。(Once)它现在应该显示一些选项，包括向上和向下箭头按钮。单击向上箭头使其成为主要语言。
这个过程将把新语言放在最上面，把旧语言（大概是英语 -(English – United)
美国(States)）放在最下面。重复这个过程，这次将英语 -(English – United)
美国(States)重新置于首位。
这样做将重置您的键盘笔记本电脑。您现在可以删除您添加的语言。您还可以单击Options并检查Keyboards下是否提供US QWERTY。
如果没有其他方法，请使用外部键盘，直到找到问题的永久解决方案。
How to Reset a Laptop Keyboard to its Default Settings
Is your laptop
keyboard not functioning like it used to? Is it taking too long to respond to
your kеystrokes? Does nothing happen when you press ѕome of the keys? Did thе
keyboard stop working?
In this post,
you’ll learn how to reset your keyboard settings to make those pesky keyboard
issues go away by.
Is
It a Hardware Problem?
First, you should
determine if what you have isn’t a hardware issue. After all, no amount of
resetting can fix a broken laptop keyboard.
There are a
couple of ways you can go about it. One, you can physically inspect your
keyboard for obvious defects. The other would be by booting in Safe Mode.
Press Windows + R to open Run. Type MSCONFIG and click OK.
This will launch System Configuration. Go to the Boot tab. Under Boot Options, tick Safe Boot
and hit OK.
If you’re
prompted to reboot your computer, click Restart.
Only essential
programs are running when Windows is in Safe Mode. So if your keyboard is
working fine while in this mode, you can blame your keyboard problems on software.
If not, you may
need to bring your laptop to a service center for proper inspection and
diagnosis.
Is
It a Software Issue?
But if it really
is a software problem, then there are a couple of things you can do. You can
try reinstalling our keyboard driver.
Reinstalling
the Keyboard
Open Control Panel. Go to Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers > Device Manager.
Note: You can also access Device
Manager by doing a quick search.
Once Device
Manager is open, expand Keyboards
and right-click on your device. Click Uninstall
Device.
Restart your
computer. While it’s rebooting, Windows will reinstall the keyboard using the
latest drivers. This might cause your laptop keyboard keys to work again.
Adjusting
the Settings
If that does not
work, the issue might be with keyboard settings. If any of the keyboard
settings are off, it can cause repeat delay errors or register incorrect
keystrokes.
To access your
keyboard settings, open Control Panel.
Type KEYBOARD in the search bar.
This will bring
up Keyboard Properties in the search
results. Click Keyboard to open.
Using Keyboard
Properties, you can speed up or slow down your keyboard’s response rate. Use
the sliders to calibrate your keyboard to your liking.
The image above
shows the default keyboard settings. If your current settings are far off, it
could cause your keyboard to either lag or be faster than normal.
Once finished,
click OK.
Additional
keyboard settings can be found in Windows
Settings. Go to Settings > Ease of Access > Keyboard.
Turn off any of
the computer keyboard features that could be interrupting your workflow.
Additional keyboard settings can be toggled by clicking Change Other Typing Options.
The Best Way to Reset a Keyboard in Windows 10
If you’ve
attempted all the fixes above but nothing works, you can try resetting your
keyboard.
The way you do
that is by making changes to the language setting. Go to Windows Settings > Time
& Language > Region and
Language.
Under Preferred Languages, add a new
language. Any language will do. Once added, click on the new language. It
should now display a few options including up and down arrow buttons. Click the
up arrow to make it the primary language.
This process will
put the new language on top and the old one (presumably English – United
States) at the bottom. Repeat the process, this time moving English – United
States back on top.
Doing so will
reset your keyboard laptop. You can now delete the language you added. You can
also click Options and check if US QWERTY is available under Keyboards.
If nothing else
works, use an external keyboard until you find a permanent solution to your
problem.
