windos 11 pro

tanvir ahmed rifat 0 Reputation points
2026-11-14T04:56:21.38+00:00

The keyboard troubleshooter is disabled after the windows update.

Windows for home | Windows 11 | Performance and system failures
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    2026-11-14T04:56:58.8+00:00

    The disabled Keyboard troubleshooter is expected because Microsoft retired the legacy MSDT-based Keyboard troubleshooter; it is not a Windows 11 Pro licensing or activation problem and does not need to be re-enabled.^1^

    If the keyboard itself is not working

    1. Check the connection
      • For USB keyboards, disconnect it briefly and reconnect it to another USB port.
      • Bypass any USB hub or dock and connect it directly to the PC.
      • For wireless keyboards, replace or charge the batteries, then disconnect and reconnect the USB receiver.
      • Test the keyboard on another computer. If it also fails there, the keyboard may need replacement.^2^
    2. Install available updates
      • Open Start → Settings → Windows Update.
      • Select Check for updates.
      • Install all available updates and restart the computer.
    3. Update the keyboard driver
      • Right-click Start, then select Device Manager.
      • Expand Keyboards.
      • Double-click the affected keyboard.
      • Select Driver → Update Driver, then follow the prompts.^2^
      • For a laptop’s built-in keyboard, also check the PC manufacturer’s support page for the model-specific chipset, keyboard, hotkey, and firmware drivers.

    If the Windows update itself failed

    The Windows Update troubleshooter remains available even though the Keyboard troubleshooter was retired:

    1. Open Start → Settings → System → Troubleshoot → Other troubleshooters.
    2. Find Windows Update and select Run.
    3. Restart when it finishes.
    4. Return to Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates.^3^

    If the keyboard works normally and only the Keyboard troubleshooter is shown as disabled, no repair is required. If the keyboard has stopped working, identify whether it is the built-in laptop keyboard, USB, Bluetooth, or wireless-receiver type; the next repair steps differ by connection.


    References

    1. Resources for deprecated features
    2. Mouse and keyboard problems in Windows | Microsoft Support
    3. [Windows 11](https://support.microsoft.com/windows/experience/windows-update-troubleshooter)
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