
The cause was interference by the external hard drive sitting on my desk in a direct line (about 24 inches) between the usb wireless receiver dongle on the back of the computer. The wireless mouse occasionally had click dropouts. Maybe that fixed it too?įor me, the wireless keyboard (Logitech K270) had lagging and dropout. settings to see Use filter keys to see if “ignore brief or repeated keystrokes and change keyboard repeat rates was off. I happened to move my dongle and without restarting my program all issues were gone. I purchased a new keyboard because I thought the actual keyboard had the problem, but no. After rebooting, you should not be facing any further issues with the lag.įix-6 Update the keyboard driver on your computer-Ģ. The troubleshooter will find any problems with the Keyboard lag issue and attempt to fix the problem. Now, Follow the on-screen instruction in the troubleshooting window. Now, click on “ Run the Troubleshooter” to start the troubleshooting process. Now, on the right pane of the Settings window, scroll down and click on “ Keyboard“.Ĥ. After doing so, click on “ Troubleshoot settings” on the elevated portion.ģ. At first, type “ Troubleshoot settings” in the Search box beside the Windows icon.Ģ.

After rebooting, check if you are still facing the problem with keyboard lag.ġ. Now, after adjusting the keystrokes, click on “ Apply” and then on “ OK” to finally save the changes.

The more the slider is towards the “ Fast“, quicker the keystrokes will be repeated. “ Repeat rate:“- This option sets the rate of repetition of the keystrokes. Set the slider according to your own choice. “ Repeat delay:“- This option denotes that a key is going to be repeated by pressing the key for how much time. Now, in the Keyboard Properties window, you will notice several options are there.

Pressing the Windows Key+R will launch RunĢ.

This process will fix your keyboard for sure.ġ. Upon rebooting your computer, the keyboard driver will be installed again on your computer. Now, reboot your computer to complete the uninstallation process. Finally, click on “ Uninstall” to uninstall the driver from your computer. Now, right-click on “ HID Keyboard Device” and then click on “ Uninstall device“.ĥ. In Device Manager window, expand “ Keyboards“.Ĥ. Now, type “ devmgmt.msc” and then hit Enter to open Device Manager window.ģ. Uninstalling keyboard software and rebooting your computer will solve this issue.ġ. You will not experience lag during typing. Now, double click on “ PollStatusIterations” and in the space of “ Value Data” set the value as “ 1” and click on “ OK“. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\i8042prt\ParametersĪfter clicking on “ Parameters“, try to find “ PollStatusIterations” on the right pane.ģ.
