I m having problems typing on my ASUS laptop s keyboard

There's a windows key on the keyboard.,It's the flag on it.,Maybe that key didn't pop up! Because holding down the key in the key combination and then pressing D and F will display the desktop and find it respectively, you can pick the keyboard cap up a little bit to see, it should just be a problem with the built-in keyboard! Not a big deal.

Uninstall the keyboard driver of the original ASUS laptop, try the keyboard driver of the new ASUS laptop, or disable the keyboard shortcut items, and uninstall the keyboard hotkey driver. Finally, I wish you success in solving the problem.

It may be a keyboard driver issue and needs to be set up again.

<>5. Double-click the driver of the keyboard, and then click Properties.

6. Find the update driver, and finally click OK, so that you can let the keyboard enter normally.

It is recommended to enter the system [Safe Mode] to test whether the keys can be used normally.

1. If the buttons are normal in safe mode, it is generally caused by viruses or system problems;

1. It is recommended that you update the anti-virus software patches and check and kill viruses comprehensively.

2. Right-click on "Computer" and select "Properties" - Device Manager, find the "+" sign in front of the keyboard device, and right-click to select "Uninstall"; Then restart the machine for testing.

3. If the above methods still cannot solve the problem, it is recommended that you back up and save important data to an external storage device, and reinstall the system.

2. If the above methods are still invalid, or cannot be used in safe mode, it is generally a hardware problem with the keys of the notebook keyboard.

It is recommended to go to the after-sales inspection.

1.After logging in to the Windows system, right-click the start menu icon in the lower left corner, and select "Computer Management" in the pop-up menu.

2.Then, in the "Computer Management" window that opens, find a menu item of "Task Scheduler" under "System Tools" on the left;

3.Then, click on the small triangle icon in front of the task scheduler, and then expand the "Microsoft Windows TextServicesFramework" menu item.

Right-click on the msctrmonitor item, and then select a menu item called "Run" in the pop-up window, so that you can use the Windows input method to enter Chinese.

It may be a keyboard driver issue and needs to be set up again.

1. Turn on your computer first, and then right-click on the computer;

2. After that, click on the properties in the pop-up window;

3. Then click Device Manager;

4. After that, click on the keyboard;

5. Then right-click the driver of the keyboard, and then click Properties in the pop-up window; As shown in the figure below:

6. Click Update Driver, and finally click OK, so that you can let the keyboard type normally. As shown in the figure below:

Dear ASUS users, Hello :

This situation is likely to be caused by a conflict between your computer's touchpad driver and the online banking plug-in, please update your computer's touchpad driver

1. Please go to the control panel - uninstall the program to find the ATK package and etdware software, and then uninstall the two software first, the uninstallation process will prompt restart, do not restart first;

2. If you can't find the etdware software, please right-click [Computer] - Management - Device Manager, [Mouse and Other Pointer Devices], find the device with the word ClickPad or ASUS, select it, right-click - Uninstall, and check [Delete driver for this device] in the pop-up interface;

3. Restart your computer.

Seek technical support, and finally, I wish you all the best in your work and a happy life.

Summary. ASUS laptop input method problem, what should I do?

That is, the input method can input Japanese before.

Now it's out of Japanese, but the keyboard doesn't seem to be able to come up with the right Japanese words.

There is a problem with the input method.