Some users have reported the BSOD error window key not working, and this error can affect any system.
If you’re also troubled by this, here are a couple of troubleshooting tips to help you resolve the BSOD error window key not working:
1. Update your BIOS 2. Check your keyboard and BIOS 3. Disable any third-party antivirus software 4. Disable Windows Defender 5. Disable Windows Firewall 6. Update your graphics drivers
- Sometimes the Windows key stops working, but as long as it works, you can easily access your Start menu.
- For some, the Windows key stops working on Windows 10, and for these types of issues, we prepared an article just for this.
- Read all about it below.
- Our Windows 10 section includes plenty of guides that will help you out if you’re experiencing any issues.
- We have an entire hub dedicated to fixing Windows errors.
- You’ll find tons of guides there that will help you out.
Make sure that you have the
- Windows 7 or 8.1 update KB2919355 or KB3035583 installed on your computer
- If you have the April 2018 update, you must install KB4503892
Make sure that your keyboard works properly
- Type keyboard settings in the search box, select it, and press the Enter key.
- If the issue isn’t fixed, try reinstalling keyboard drivers
- Restart your PC
Make sure that the keyboard is enabled and assigned in Windows 10
- Press Windows key + I to open the Settings app.
- Now navigate to the Devices section.
- Make sure that Keyboard and Mouse option is enabled.
- If the keyboard is enabled, click Advanced options.
- Locate Keyboard settings and expand it.
- Now disable or enable any unnecessary keyboard features.
Reset your keyboard
- Go to Settings > Devices.
