There are people here every week complaining the newest disposable laptop with Celeron + soldered ram + «slow» emmc doesn't work properly when they could have bought a powerful and maintainable refurbished business laptop perfectly supported on Linux for the same price. Had I been running Linux at the time, I would have bought something else I guess instead of having to boot the annoying operating system every time I wanted to use it.Īnyway, if Linux is your thing, check online first before buying new hardware. It was a bummer, especially since a revamped model came out a few months after I bought it and was usb class 1 (= supported out of the box on Linux).
Go to ‘Device Manager’, you can also access this from ‘Control Panel’. The method is as follows Right-click the ‘Windows’ icon or ‘Windows’ key to open the ‘Start’ menu on your computer.
#WHY IS MY BLUETOOTH KEYBOARD NOT WORKING DRIVERS#
Uninstalling and then reinstalling the drivers will solve the issue. My soundcard, an exotic one, has only been decently supported by the kernel for about a year. One major reason for the keyboard not working is corrupted or missing drivers. If there are 95 people around the world running some piece of hardware, devs might not bother writing a driver for it. When you're buying stuff that might not be «plug and play» with all the things going on behind the scenes (i.e., a bluetooth keyboard or a soundcard), you might want to stick to the most well known brands (for a keyboard, Logitech, HP, Dell, Lenovo, Corsair, Razer etc.) and figure out first online whether someone has already dealt with it. In most cases, wireless keyboard and mouse failures are caused by failing to reconnect the devices after changing the batteries.
Keyboards and/or mice should be replaced with new batteries.
There are hiccups with exotic hardware sometimes. Why Is My Wireless Keyboard Not Working With My Laptop You should check all cables to see if they are plugged in: obvious, but try it anyway.
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