1. Touch Keyboard Not Showing

I opened Device Manager and their it showed the keyboard's description as 'Windows cannot start this hardware device because its configuration information (in the registry) is incomplete or damaged.(Code 19)' My laptop is a Dell Inspiron 5000 Series i5 Laptop running Windows 10. The tablet, a Toshiba Encore running Windows 10, was working flawlessly until one day recently when I noticed the touch keyboard would no. In Windows 8 and Windows 10 before Anniversary update it was possible to show touch keyboard by starting C: Program Files Common Files microsoft shared ink TabTip.exe It no longer works in Windows 10 Anniversary update; the TabTip.exe process is running, but the keyboard is not shown.

Have you installed Windows 10 or upgraded from Windows 8 to Windows 10 then you might experience this problem, this problem happens when your keyboard uses drivers of its own. For example my Cyborg Keyboard from Saitek had this problem when I started Windows 10 for the first time.If you have a laptop or another generic keyboard then please the built-in keyboard or generic keyboard to follow these steps. If your mouse does not work then please try another USB mouse, since we really need that one for this tutorial. I can´t sign-in without a keyboard.This can be a huge problem if your keyboard and other keyboards are not working.

However if you have a working mouse then this is not a real problem, Microsoft has added an on-screen keyboard to the sign-in screen which you can use to enter your password. Manually Installing Your KeyboardThe next step we’ll have to take is to manually install your keyboard on your system. Please read these instructions carefully and follow them.1. Right-click the Start button and choose Device Manager.2. Once in Device Manager locate all devices with a yellow exception mark in front of them. In case of not working keyboards they are most-likely located under Human Interface Devices (HID) and keyboards.3. Under keyboard s right-click a keyboard with a yellow exception mark.4.

Then choose Update Driver Software.5. Then choose Browse my computer for driver software6. Then choose Let me Pick from a List of Device Drivers7. Then choose HID Keyboard Device8. Click on Next and wait for the installation to complete, there should be no error code!9. Unfold the Human Interface Devices category10.

Repeat steps 3-8 for any device with a yellow exception mark. I have a laptop, HP That’s a month old.

It came installed with 10, until yesterday, ither than being slow as molasses compared to my normal laptop, it’s been fine for kids use. Today, the I key, enter and mouse are all that seem to work. I used USB keyboard to get in amd check drivers, no exclamation marks, but went ahead and had it check for updates, it got to the ps/ keyboard, updated “correct” driver, and now nothing works. Can’t access the ease of use icon at login screen, as it just doesn’t pop up, no matter how many times I click on it. The solution recommended here (to get a keyboard to work again) will not work in my case because “Keyboard” no longer appears in my Device Driver list. I found a way to display the hidden drivers and Keyboard came back on with the yellow yield sign.

Believing the driver was corrupted, I tried updating – but Win10 replied I had the latest driver. So I thought I would uninstall then reinstall.

Did the uninstall, and now Keyboard will not appear at all in my Device Driver list. So I am exploring ways to reinstall the driver manually – including trying to find a driver – but I have no idea if this is the problem.

Touch Keyboard Not Showing

It may not be.Anyone else experienced this?