I spilled some liquids on my laptop, after which I dismantled it and cleaned it. Everything worked fine, except my keyboard.
I installed an USB keyboard.
When the laptop is getting hot and the laptop fan is getting noisy, some keys of the original built-in keyboard are still working (tab-key and ctrl-key). As a temporary solution I uninstalled the built-in keyboard driver (device manager windows 10 - uninstall 'Standard PS/2 keyboard' - but I didn't rebooted because the driver would be automatically reinstalled).
But the keyboard is still reacting sometimes (tab-key and ctrl-key).
There is already another topic about this: How can I disable my laptop's built-in keyboard in Windows 7? but
- I couldn't find the 'gpedit.msc'
- I don't have an Acer
- disabling the built-in keyboard hasn't worked, the keyboard still reacts when the laptop is getting hot
I have a HP Pavilion g7 using windows 10.
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