What should I do if my keyboard only lights up but I can't type?

Solution to the problem that the keyboard only lights up but cannot type: 1. Turn on the computer, press the NUMLOCK key on the computer keyboard, and then reconnect the keyboard cable until the keyboard indicator light turns on; 2. Click the start icon and in the menu Select Computer, then click Device Manager, select Keyboard, click "PS/2 Standard Keyboard" to enter the interface, and then click Update Driver.

The operating environment of this tutorial: Windows 10 system, DELL G3 computer

What should I do if the keyboard only lights up but cannot type?

Method 1

Press NUMLOCK

Turn on the computer and press the NUMLOCK key on the computer keyboard.

Observe the indicator light

Press the NUMLOCK key and check whether the indicator light on the keyboard is on.

Check the host

If the indicator light on the keyboard does not light up, check to see if the connection behind the host is stable, and reconnect the keyboard cable until the keyboard indicator light comes on.

Method 2

Enter the computer

If method one still does not solve the problem, click on the lower left corner to start icon and select Computer in the menu.

Select Device Manager

After entering the computer interface, click Device Manager to enter the interface.

Click on the standard keyboard

to enter the device manager interface, select the keyboard and click on the ps/2 standard keyboard to enter the interface.

Update program

After entering the ps/2 standard keyboard interface, click Update Driver and the setting is completed.

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