Keyboard always stops working

Well, I thing all devices are there, and... Few minutes ago my keyboard stopped working again and I went to devices and printers and then I saw yellow thing near the keyboard icon, then I troubleshootered it and it showed that something is wrong with drivers AGAIN and it will help to fix it if I reinstall them, so I did it, and it showed that it's fixed. I hope keyboard won't do that again and hopefuly will work just fine... I'm tired of it. And now, while typing this reply, this keyboard started doing SHIT again, but in devices and printers keyboard seems to be fine, without any yellow things. I must press buttons very hard to type something. I think it's keyboard's problem.......

Anyway, at least now i know what to do if drivers are missing or something else. THX for advising.

Hi guys. In this thread I hope I will get the final solution for my problem, and it is keyboard disconnecting all the time. It's really, REALLY annoying, I don't even know what to do else. I reinstalled windows, installed all drivers, USB, controllers', chipset's and others, and I even bought a new keyboard, but the problem is the same with my new keyboard too... This is really crazy. All the time before this problem, my keyboard has been working very well, with no problems and I have never needed to install any drivers, it worked without them as well, but now it's different, and I don't know why. And when it starts disconnecting, I just always hear sounds when device connects or disconnects, and then a message appears which shows "USB device not recognized". Please help me guys with this!

I'm tired of this shit. why the **** my keyboard is disabling and enabling every second? other usb devices just work fine, but this keyboard isn't. I've already posted two threads but nothing helped me. I tried everything, reinstalled windows, installed all drivers, I even bought a new keyboard, but the new one still do the same shit. please someone tell me what to do!!!

It sounds like your old keyboard had problems with sticking keys, so you needed a new one. Now, with the new one, have you tried plugging it in to other USB ports? Because if the USB port you are plugging it into has a loose connection, bent pins, etc., the keyboard will will become plugged in and unplugged. So try the new keyboard in another USB port and see if it still does this.

Dominykas said:

Or should I buy a new motherboard?? Because I saw one suggestion after researching the solution, and it suggested to buy a new MB because the old one couldn't do the job it should do, something wrong with USB or something else.

Motherboard=$$ plus a lot of work. If you end up being convinced that it is your USB hardware, I think I would try a USB expansion card instead. This is a desktop computer I assume.