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Hi all, first, sorry for my english, my spanish is pretty better. I´m having a weird problem, hope you guys can light me. PC: windows 7 x64 When I was happy 2 days ago, while playing a game, a nice and cold beer dropped over my keyboard, a simple USB one, so I decided to replace it for another one. I´m a really simple keyboards fan, so I took another USB 15€ keyboard, a Logitech K200.

The problem I plugged my cheap and simple new keyboard, but windows can´t find any. Of course, Logitech doesn´t have scpecific drivers, you have to get those microsoft ones. Well, I tried to use my old and full of beer keyboard even if some keys dosnt work, but, surprise.windows can´t find those drivers.same ones I guess. What I tried before posting this I tried all this and nothing get positive results: -I plugged both keyboards into another computer with windows 7 x32: drivers found and both working. -I plugged other devices: Windows finds drivers and automatically install them (pen drives and hard drives) -Tried a system restore: I get a 0x80071a90 error and can´t get it. -Both keyboards works into BIOS. Once Windows start up they dosn´t.

Hope someone can help me. Go into Device Manager and find the keyboard if listed. If it isn't listed there is no driver installed or recognized by Windows. If you find the keyboard in Device manager with a yellow triangle next to it then the hardware is recognized but the driver is missing or damaged. If you find the keyboard in Device Manager, highlight then right click.

Then click properties. The new window should have a button to Uninstall driver or Update driver. Also sometimes their will be a button to Repair Driver.

Download Pes 13 For Android. Click repair if it is listed. It probably will not be listed but sometimes it is. If no repair option then turn this below back 'On'. Keyboard Logitech Wireless Keyboard K520 Mouse Logitech Wireless Mouse M310 PSU SeaSonic X 650W 80 Plus Gold Case Corsair Obsidian 750D Cooling Corsair H60, Three 140mm case fans Hard Drives 250GB Samsung 850 EVO SSD 1TB WD Blue 1TB Hitachi Internet Speed Wave Broadband ~ 100 dn 5 up Antivirus Windows Defender, Malwarebytes Premium Browser Edge, IE11, Chrome Other Info Laptop specs: HP g7-1365dx / CPU: AMD A6-3420M APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics / RAM: Crucial 8Gb (2x4Gb) / SSD: Crucial M4-CT128M4SSD2 ATA Device/ FW 000F / GFX: AMD Radeon HD 6520G / OS: Windows 10 Pro x64.

I have the exact same situation, and have concluded, after extensive Googling that this is actually an unacknowledged Windows issue. Windows reaches a point where it gets 'confused' in attempting to identify a device, and once that occurs, that's all she wrote. PLEASE CORRECT ME IF YOU ACTUALLY KNOW BETTER. Idle speculation or theoretical solutions are not needed. I have a WIFI Mouse/KB that worked.

Over time my USB drivers/ports started acting more and more erratic. I tried plugging in a Chinese SD card reader - it not only didn't work, it also 'bumped' the WIFI mouse/kb driver set(more than one driver), and it's been that way despite my best efforts. Same issue here. I replaced my old USB keyboard and now windows 7 x64 says it cannot find a driver for my new keyboard. My BIOS recognizes the keyboard very well though. Just windows croaks. Keyboard is standard stuff so why the heck does windows suddenly show this driver problem?