Teclast X3 Plus Pogo Pin Keyboard/Touchpad problem

Teclast X3 Plus Pogo Pin Keyboard/Touchpad problem

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  • #73273
    USama
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    Although I am currently using a Bluetooth Logitech mouse/keyboard combo but I am writing to let others know of  the buggy pogo-pin keyboard/touchpad of my tablet.

    After a week usage pogo keyboard/touchpad stopped working intermittently & is doing so the very moment I am writing this post …but sometimes it works flawlessly throughout the day! It seems a general hardware thing or a driver conflict …the latter can be diagnosed & corrected, for the former however your tablet needs to go under an operation.

    When my keyboard/touchpad is working perfectly …the device manager shows the following items. Be very vigilant of the amount of these items as many have similar names …so the count & the section they appear is very vital. Also no peripheral devices are attached that can interfere with my observations

    Keyboard (x4 items) & Mouse (x1 item) section:

    in the HID sections there will be a long list but at the end there will be x2 USB input devices

    The above two are the major ones that control Pogo keyboard/touch pad …Tomorrow I will upload drivers for these devices particularly & you can then force install them to get them detected & hopefully work

     

    #73282
    USama
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    So what will NOT work so don’t bother with those:

    1. Restarting & or reattaching …or booting into BIOS or safe mode ..things & combination involving aforementioned
    2. Turning of Filter Keys in accessibility section
    3. Refreshing Windows …even complete refresh (which removes your personal files & applications)

    What may work

    1. Turning off fast boot in the battery/power management section (google it)
    2. Force reinstalling HID USB input drivers (in the attachment these are two separate folders)
    3. Force reinstalling HID-compliant mouse & HID-compliant keyboard

    By force reinstalling I mean right-click the INF file in each respective folder & choose Install …then refresh Device Manager …detach/attach of keyboard may be required but in my case wasn’t necessary

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