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#Hid keyboard device driver error corrupt registry install#
#Hid keyboard device driver error corrupt registry update#

I understand the fault and it looks like the keyboard interface chip on the system board. I am using a Standard 101/102 – Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard.Įdited by TheSkaFish, 21 November 2014 - 07:39 PM. I’m using a Dell Dimension 8300, running Windows XP Professional Version 2002 (32-bit) with Service Pack 3.

#Hid keyboard device driver error corrupt registry install#

One thing that worries me is that if I have to do a clean install of Windows, I don’t know how I can do it without using a keyboard since it requires hitting keys and I won’t be able to access the virtual keyboard during re-installation. I’m wondering then, what I can do to solve this? I’ve managed to type so far on the virtual keyboard.

I also tried the System Restore feature to two different Restore Points before my keyboard stopped working.

Hitting the Roll Back Driver button results in a message saying “No driver files have been backed up for this device.”.

Could not find better match for your hardware than the software you currently have installed.”

#Hid keyboard device driver error corrupt registry update#

Hitting the Update Driver button wound up with a message which said “Cannot continue the Hardware Update Wizard.I tried to update the driver from the Driver tab in the Device Manager window: I tried going to the Windows Update site, but when I tried in Firefox it told me I needed to be using Internet Explorer and when I tried in Internet Explorer I got an error message stating that the site cannot display. The only other suggestion offered by the Troubleshooter was to update the driver, which I tried in a number of ways. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the keyboard as suggested by the Troubleshooter, but that didn’t help. Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. Standard 101/102 – Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard

I double-clicked on the yellow circle and a window opened in a General tab which said: I went to the Device Manager in the Control Panel and noticed a yellow circle with an exclamation point inside it next to the device name. I also tried two other keyboards which I know to be in working condition, but neither of them worked on my computer.I tried restarting the computer, but it still didn’t work.I checked the plug and the wire, and both seem fine.On Monday, Nov 17 I noticed that my keyboard stopped responding as I tried to type a Google search and nothing happened.