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HID KEYBOARD DEVICE DRIVER ERROR ON MY TOSHIBA SATELLITE HOW TO
HID KEYBOARD DEVICE DRIVER ERROR ON MY TOSHIBA SATELLITE INSTALL
HID KEYBOARD DEVICE DRIVER ERROR ON MY TOSHIBA SATELLITE SOFTWARE

You may also want to check the device for malware, viruses, etc., which can interfere with normal operation. If it does, then it could be the keys themselves that are the issue.Īdditionally, if your device uses one, you may want to try updating the Synaptics Driver if the above doesn't help. If this doesn't work, you may wish to try connecting/reconnecting an external keyboard and see if it works fine.

When it restarts, it should reinstall the driver on its own.

Reboot the computer (without reinstalling the driver).

just make sure you disconnect the external keyboard while the system is reloading. NOTE: If you need to type in a password to even get into Windows to do the following, make sure you attached an external keyboard first, to get past the password. But then again I should remember because I've just typed it several times.It could be that the driver is incorrect (happens often), the keys are dirty (dust, debris, liquid, etc.), the keys could be damaged or the whole thing could need replacing.

Grrrrr - anyway I'm going to have to write down Ctl + F5 for future reference. But its not like I'd have been able to work out / guess CTL + F5 as a logical corrective measure as its not logical at all. Now though with this CTL + F5 information it will be much quicker for me. That would correct it for me, but clearly better with an external mouse.

HID KEYBOARD DEVICE DRIVER ERROR ON MY TOSHIBA SATELLITE SOFTWARE

It is possible BTW if you don't have an external mouse at hand to do it manually using the Tab and Enter Keys to get to Control Panel and then Mouse Settings and then Re-enable the Mouse Pad and Mouse Pad Software - but it is not easy to do using Tab and Enter Keys only as its very cumbersome and easy to press wrong buttons and have to start finding Control Panel all over again, etcetera. But it was always irritating having to go into the drawer to find an external mouse, etcetera, then using it to make this corrections. I've resolved this issue previously by plugging in an external mouse then going to the Control Panel then to Mouse Settings then Re-enabling the Mouse Pad and Mouse Pad Software and checking all of the other settings then Applying Changes and pressing OK. This way of correcting with the Ctl + F5 suggests to me that the mouse pad can easily be disabled accidentally in the same way - by unknowingly pressing those buttons. I don't think anyone is stupid for not knowing simple means to Reset the Mouse to Mouse Pad, though - because there is no logic to thinking that these two keys would correct it - you'd have to know.

I think its a bit silly about the Shift + F5 needing to be done. In addition to these troubleshooting steps, please refer to the Microsoft Knowledge Base article mentioned below:

HID KEYBOARD DEVICE DRIVER ERROR ON MY TOSHIBA SATELLITE INSTALL

Make sure the latest driver for the touchpad is installed (you may need to use a external USB or Bluetooth mouse to install the drivers).Ħ. If the touchpad still does not work correctly proceed to the next step.ĥ. Power on the computer and retest the touchpad. Unplug everything except the power cord (AC Adapter).Ĥ. Turn off the computer (when the touchpad does not respond hold the power button down for up to 15 seconds to turn off the computer).ģ. (When your computer does not have the hot key or the hot key did not correct the issue proceed to the next step.)Ģ.

HID KEYBOARD DEVICE DRIVER ERROR ON MY TOSHIBA SATELLITE HOW TO

Some computers have a touchpad disable and enable hot key, refer to User's Manual of your laptop to see if your computer has this hot key and how to use it. Please try these generic troubleshooting steps and see if this fixes the issue:ġ.