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try a wired keyboard first - it can be bad<br />
or test this kbd on a working PC
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try a wired keyboard first - it can be bad
or test this kbd on a working PC

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For some unknown reason I was able to use the keyboard today when I booted up.<br />
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I know that there is some Nielsen Online s/w running and perhaps that hung the keyboard. &nbsp;What do you think?<br />
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Thanks.<br />
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Phil
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For some unknown reason I was able to use the keyboard today when I booted up.

I know that there is some Nielsen Online s/w running and perhaps that hung the keyboard.  What do you think?

Thanks.

Phil

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I ran MalwareBytes anti-Malware &amp;&nbsp;found some keylogging objects. &nbsp;I deleted them and then I was able to use the keyboard. &nbsp;Perhaps this was the problem.<br />
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I theorize that the keylogging s/w malfunctioned. &nbsp;It was preventing me from typing and seeing the results on the screen. &nbsp;Once the s/w was deleted using the above mentioned anti-Malware s/w,, I was able to use the keyboard.<br />
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Phil
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I ran MalwareBytes anti-Malware & found some keylogging objects.  I deleted them and then I was able to use the keyboard.  Perhaps this was the problem.

I theorize that the keylogging s/w malfunctioned.  It was preventing me from typing and seeing the results on the screen.  Once the s/w was deleted using the above mentioned anti-Malware s/w,, I was able to use the keyboard.

Phil

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ok - &nbsp;then don't forget to close this
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Hi,<br />
<br />
Earlier this evening I was able to surf and use my keyboard from my other computer. &nbsp;I then installed Java JRE 64 bit version. &nbsp;After that, I was unable to use my keyboard to do web searches.<br />
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I did a system restore to a point before I did the Java install. &nbsp;The system still wouldn't allow me to use my keyboard. &nbsp;Please help. &nbsp;Note: The keyboard is wireless. &nbsp;However, I tried changing the batteries.<br />
<br />
Thanks.<br />
<br />
Phil
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Hi,

Earlier this evening I was able to surf and use my keyboard from my other computer.  I then installed Java JRE 64 bit version.  After that, I was unable to use my keyboard to do web searches.

I did a system restore to a point before I did the Java install.  The system still wouldn't allow me to use my keyboard.  Please help.  Note: The keyboard is wireless.  However, I tried changing the batteries.

Thanks.

Phil

unable to type anything into keyboard after installing Java JRE 64 bit

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