On Windows 10 computers, the Device Manager is where all hardware troubleshooting will take place. This quick tip will walk you through the different methods for accessing the Device Manager in ...

Open Device Manager and expand the Keyboard option. Right-click on the Standard PS/2 keyboard (your keyboard name may be different based on your manufacturer).

If the keyboard is already listed as "enabled" but it still doesn't work properly, open the Device Manager, right-click on the keyboard and click "Update Driver." ...

To do the same, open Device Manager, expand Keyboard, right-click on the driver, and select Uninstall device. Now, click on Uninstall to confirm your actions.