How to solve the garbled code of the external keyboard of the laptop?

Reason 1: There is a problem with the input method.

Now people rarely use the input method that comes with the system, because although it is stable, the input efficiency is not high, and the input method is basically going back, but various software will conflict with each other, resulting in the crash and collapse of the input method. As a result, the computer cannot install multiple input methods with related functions so as not to conflict with each other, which may cause the notebook computer keyboard to malfunction or fail to type.

Solution: When the computer keyboard fails or fails to type, the keyboard can be back to normal when you first wait or restart the computer.

Reason 2: The keyboard input function is switched.

If that's the reason, you just need to turn off the keyboard, but the way to turn the keyboard off and on is different due to the different designs of notebooks from various manufacturers, but most are still the FN key + number lock key, or the shift key.

Numeric lock key.

How to turn off other brands of laptops.

on the keyboard: 1HP HP DV series --- FN+Numlock keys.

2.HP HP Compaq CQ Series - FN+ Scroll Key.

3.Dell Inspiron Series --- FN + F4 keys.

4.Dell Vostro Series --- FN + NumLock keys.

5.ibm --shift + numlock key.

6.Lenovo Rising Sun C Series - FN + NMLK bond.

7.Lenovo Y series --- FN + NMLK bond.

8.The Acer D-series --- FN + F11 keys.

Reason 3: The laptop keyboard is malfunctioning. If the above method doesn't work, it may be that the keyboard EC is malfunctioning. Unplug your laptop's battery and power adapter.

Wait for a few seconds and then plug in again to try.

Solution: If it still doesn't work, it could be laptop hardware.

Malfunctions such as: water, foreign objects, etc. can cause short circuits and open circuits in the keyboard.

This causes the laptop to malfunction the keyboard. Do not repair it yourself. In case you break it yourself.

It may be that your keyboard comes with a driver,And installed its own input method,And your notebook is not compatible,It is recommended to find the input method in the keyboard settings by default for other input methods,For example, Sogou input method or input method, etc。

Method 1: Turn off the numeric keypad.

1. Under normal circumstances, the keyboard of the laptop is garbled, which is actually caused by the opening of the numeric keypad.

2. Just press the numlock key above the keyboard FN + numeric keypad, and you can easily solve the situation of garbled keyboard of the laptop.

3. Note: FN is located in the bottom left corner of the keyboard, and num lk is located in the upper right corner.

4. For example, for Lenovo laptops, press fn+f8(numlk) to switch between letters and numbers.

5. For ASUS notebooks, press the fn+ f11 key.

Method 2: Ctrl or Shift.

1. Sometimes the Ctrl or Shift key is pressed and does not pop up, which will cause garbled characters when typing on the keyboard.

2. Try to detect whether the two buttons are in the same situation.

Method 3: Fix the system settings for anti-virus repair.

1. The keyboard fails due to a virus in the computer, we press F8 when we boot the computer, and select "The latest correct configuration" to enter to repair.

2. After re-entering the system, see if the keyboard keys are normal or not, and continue the following operations.

3. Click the Start menu to open the "Control Panel".

4. Then, click the region and language options, delete some redundant keyboard service items in Language details, and only keep "Chinese Simplified American Keyboard" and necessary Chinese input methods.

5. After restarting the system, see if the keyboard keys are normal, if they are not normal, you need to carry out security anti-virus and system repair on the computer system.

Hello,Notebooks often have some garbled characters for no reason,When encountering this kind of problem, we usually consider it from the following aspects:

First, see if we have the numeric keypad on our laptop turned on.

Symptom: Number keys appear when we type certain letters on the keyboard.

How to check: Check whether the indicator light on the scroll key in the upper right corner of the notebook keyboard is on, if it is on, it means that the numeric keypad is turned on.

Solution: Press down the fn on the bottom left of the keyboard and then press Scroll (fn+scroll), so that the indicator light turns black and the keyboard returns to normal.

Second, is it because the laptop keyboard accidentally got into the water.

Symptoms: Tapping a letter key, sometimes no response, sometimes no two or more.

Analysis: Because of the water ingress into the keyboard, the circuit board inside the keyboard is short-circuited, so it is possible to hit a key and multiple letters appear, or there is no response.

Solution: Quickly shut down the computer, prevent the laptop from facing down, and let the water in the keyboard clear. Wait for the water to dry and turn on the computer to try. If it doesn't work, it is possible that the circuit board will burn out, so it will have to be repaired.

Third, see if it's caused by pressing the function key Ctrl or Shift key and not coming up.

Method 1: Install an external keyboard on your laptop, press the numlock key to turn off the numpad, and you will find that the laptop is back to normal.

Method 2: If you don't have an external keyboard, find the fn key of the built-in keyboard, press and hold the fn key first, and then press and hold the numlock key above the numpad. After a second or two, releasing both keys at the same time will solve the problem of garbled typing.

The keyboard has a key failure, which is mostly caused by software reasons or keyboard key serial, short circuit or other hardware failures, resulting in other key failures, you can do the following checks to confirm the fault and try: 1Press F2 to enter BIOS settings when the icon appears on boot, press F9 to restore BIOS to factory mode, press F10 to save and restart.

Summary. 1.If the notebook is garbled in typing, you can connect an external keyboard first.

2.Press the numlock key to turn off the numeric keypad, and the laptop's keyboard will return to normal. 3.

If you don't have an external keyboard, find the FN key of the built-in keyboard, press and hold the FN key first, and then press and hold the numlock key above the numpad. 3.If you don't have an external keyboard, find the FN key of the built-in keyboard, press and hold the FN key first, and then press and hold the numlock key above the numpad.

I wish you a happy life! Hope mine is helpful to you ha.

The notebook keyboard is garbled, and the external keyboard can be used.

Hello dear <>

The notebook keyboard is garbled, and it can be used with an external keyboard.

1.If the notebook is entered with garbled characters, you can first connect a keyboard with a base beam. 2.

Press the numlock key to turn off the numeric keypad, and the laptop's keyboard will return to normal. 3.If you don't have an external keyboard, find the fn key of the built-in keyboard, press and hold the fn key first, and then press and hold the numlock key above the numeric keypad.

3.If you don't have an external keyboard, find the FN key of the built-in keyboard, press and hold the FN key first, and then press and hold the numlock key above the numpad. I wish you a happy life!

Hope mine is helpful to you ha.

Can it be fixed? Generally speaking, yes, but it's different for each computer.

How to fix it?

1. If your notebook is garbled in type, connect an external keyboard first; 2. Press the numlock key to turn off the numeric keypad, and the keyboard of the laptop will return to normal. 3. If there is no external keyboard, find the fn key with the keyboard from Tongzhu, first press and hold the fn key, and then press and hold the numlock key above the numeric keypad. 4. After a second or two, release the two keys at the same time to solve the problem of garbled input.

1. Turn on the computer, then find the computer icon on the computer desktop, and then click the computer options icon;

2. A new page will pop up after that, then find the control panel, and then click on the control panel option;

3. Then a new page will pop up, there will be many options in the page, and then click on the keyboard options;

4. On the new page that appears, find the Hardware option, and then click on the Hardware option;

5. Then find and click Properties in the new page that pops up.

6. Find and click Driver in the new page that pops up.

7. Finally, select Update Driver and click OK.