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I have a machine that won't let me remove the "easy internet keyboard". The problem with this is that once the system boots, no other keyboard will work. I have tried removing the easy internet keyboard, (even in safe mode), but every time I reboot, the machine installs it again. I have tried different keyboards, including USB, but once the machine boots, I have no working keyboard. Anyone know anything else I can try?
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by brad_leveridge Accepted solution
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by older mycroft Accepted solution
Normally if you remove the drivers, they remain gone.
by brad_leveridge Accepted solution
Once I remove the drivers...either from safe mode or normal mode, and reboot, the drivers are there again, and no keyboard will work.
by ic-it Accepted solution
and remove the drivers, then disable the device.
Shut it down, attach new keyboard and restart.
by brad_leveridge Accepted solution
The pattern is full. NOTHING is working!! I'm on the verge of blowing the machine away and reinstalling...
by ic-it Accepted solution
a program like Deep Freeze running?
by brad_leveridge Accepted solution
No Deep Freeze. I've booted in safe mode even. No luck. I'm nukin' it...
by rob miners Accepted solution
C:\WINDOWS\DRIVER CACHE\i386.
Back it up first, then delete everything in it.
Shut down and connect your peripherals
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