

You will see that your keyboard device will once again appear under the device manager options.Ĭlick on this keyboard name and select the Update driver option.

Go to the keyboard settings and look for the “Scan for Hardware Changes” option. Once the computer is turned back on, click on the device manager option once again. To finish the uninstalling process, select yes when the confirmation dialogue box appears. Once you see the uninstall device option, click on this to confirm the uninstallation of this device. Right-click the device name you are using, and another drop-down will appear. The keyboard settings will show you the available keyboard devices connected to the computer. Click on this to open the keyboard settings. Here you will observe another set of options with one of the options labeled as “Keyboards”. Once you have the main menu open before you, look for the Device manager option and select it. If you are a windows user, look for the start option on your desktop to get to the main menu.
