Thread: Just upgraded to Windows 10, HELP

What a pain having to carry a keyboard with a notebook?

ah, its a notebook. i think this is a key bit of info.
chances are its running manufacturer drivers.
i would be looking here.

plugging in a keyboard to test wont hurt.

Exactly which model notebook Lotz-A-Landies?

Product name: HP Pavilion 15 Notebook PC
Product number: F2C60PA#ABG Serial number: 5CD3395JMK
Windows 10 Home 64-bit

Unfortunately I don't have any USB keyboards ATM

Hmm bother... HP have not released specific win 10 drivers for it ..they just say get them from windows update... how helpful.

HP Software and Driver Downloads for HP Printers, Laptops, Desktops and More | HP? Customer Support

Option 2:

Can you check what keyboard windows thinks it has?

If you go to the magnifying glass next to the start icon ( Bottom left) and just type "Language" you will get the language dialogue box that should list what keyboard it thinks it has. As the others have said ..normally US, unless you purchased this outside Australia.

Option 3:

Go to device manager and see if you can get windows to find a better driver.

Again use the search bottom left - type 'Device Manager"

Open up the tree by clicking the ">" icon next to keyboard

Right click on the keyboard that appears and select "Update Driver software"

Let us know how you go with that lot.....must be a right nuisance!

I'm afraid Option 4 is most unladylike

Originally Posted by Bytemrk

Hmm bother... HP have not released specific win 10 drivers for it ..they just say get them from windows update... how helpful.

HP Software and Driver Downloads for HP Printers, Laptops, Desktops and More | HP? Customer Support Just been searching for that site. The automatic driver update app keeps stalling
Option 2:

Can you check what keyboard windows thinks it has?

If you go to the magnifying glass next to the start icon ( Bottom left) and just type "Language" you will get the language dialogue box that should list what keyboard it thinks it has. As the others have said ..normally US, unless you purchased this outside Australia. done changed to US international QWERTY no luck back to US QWERTY

Option 3:

Go to device manager and see if you can get windows to find a better driver.

Again use the search bottom left - type 'Device Manager"

Open up the tree by clicking the ">" icon next to keyboard

Right click on the keyboard that appears and select "Update Driver software" Done no luck

Let us know how you go with that lot.....must be a right nuisance!

I'm afraid Option 4 is most unladylike

in red

;(

It's a long shot, but have you tried calling HP tech support and seeing if they have any useful advise? 13 10 47



Alternatively, I hear there is another fella around here that is pretty good with this stuff...... Dr Incisor...any thoughts?

As above and nothing worked (from Windows 7 Home), rang Microsoft Tech. support and after an hour or so the tech says I have problems with the registry and for a mere $200 he will fix it for me, what a scam, this mob is outsourced by Microsoft.
Their crap OS stuffed my perfectly working computer and turned it into a pile of crap and this mob wants me to pay for Microsoft's garbage product.
Rings Microsoft Tech again and get a different mob that spends 2 hours running my computer and finally get it working, no charge.
Except after starting up this morning Microsoft Edge don't work, Start doesn't work unless you right click it and it is slow.
Anyone know of a really good Registry Cleaner and PC fixer upper, don't mind paying for utilities that work, Regards frank.