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Hopefully, this post will save other individuals the time and delay associated with this issue.

It has persisted during creation of this post and reboot of the system. Other of the above listed keys would start working again temporarily, but not continually. While there was a temporary resolution for all of the keys except the "n" key, the "n" refused to repeat until after the above PS/2 was removed and re-installed. Googling the issue produced solutions involving various tasks including the "easy of access" settings for the keyboard, power button resets, the pin hole battery reset (on the back side). This was only solution offered by the Acer Technician absent sending the unit in for repair.

We completed the both restores 1st keeping files and 2nd removing all files. Troubleshooting was to complete a system restore using the left shift key and restart under the Start button. The rest of the keys worked fine.Ī wireless external keyboard worked fine with all keys. Last night our Acer Swift failed to take input from the a, n, x, c, f keys. Download Intel Drivers and Software Download Drivers & Software Download Drivers & Software Automatically Update Your Drivers Use this tool to identify your products and get driver and software updates for your Intel hardware. Type the following command and press the Enter button to execute it: What the above command does is force all the old and invisible drivers to show up in the Device Manager list. The correct driver is already on the system apparently. In Windows 10, you can directly select Command prompt (Admin) from the Win + X shortcut and open Command prompt from the Search menu. The fix did not involve any download from. Restarting the system will reinstall the same Standard PS/2 keyboard driver. Device timed out, specified i/o operation was not completed before time out period expired.The suggestion to uninstall the "Standard PS/2 keyboard" driver via the Device Manager (Right click "This PC" in File Explorer\Manage\Device Management\Keyboards), and then restart solved the issue completely.

The trouble shooter says device can't start - code 10. So I've tried the first option on your list but i don't get an option for 'uninstall driver's only update driver (to which it then says the most current is installed) or uninstall device, which I'm assuming isn't the same thing.

Uncheck "Allow the computer to turn off the device to save power" and restart. Go to >->Control Panel-> Device Manager -> Universal Serial Bus controllers -> USB Root Hub/Generic USB Hub -> Right click and Uninstall the keyboard driver,Reboot the computer (without reinstalling the driver)-> When it restarts, it should reinstall the driver on its own.ĭevice Manager -> Universal Serial Bus controllers -> USB Root Hub/Generic USB Hub -> Properties -> Power Management When it restarts, it should reinstall the driver on its own. Reboot the computer (without reinstalling the driver).ģ.