lagging keyboard issue Win 10
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09-06-16, 05:41 AM
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lagging keyboard issue Win 10
My bt keyboard, 2 of them, lags with Win 10.
It'll be fine for a few times and then sputter, stop putting letters up as I type and then all of a sudden spew out sentences and words, like in memory.
Anything I can do about that?
I've disabled USB suspend settings in power control.
Again, it doesn't do it all of the time. It's intermittent.
Mouse on the same bt does ok.
Never had a problem when it was Win 7.
Thanks.
It'll be fine for a few times and then sputter, stop putting letters up as I type and then all of a sudden spew out sentences and words, like in memory.
Anything I can do about that?
I've disabled USB suspend settings in power control.
Again, it doesn't do it all of the time. It's intermittent.
Mouse on the same bt does ok.
Never had a problem when it was Win 7.
Thanks.
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09-06-16, 05:49 AM
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Make sure that the device manager is clean, no yellow or red marks. Then open system properties, advanced. Let windows decide.....should be checked, Then go to the next advanced tab, virtual memory, change & set it to system managed.
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09-06-16, 06:27 AM
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Make sure that the device manager is clean, no yellow or red marks. Then open system properties, advanced. Let windows decide.....should be checked, Then go to the next advanced tab, virtual memory, change & set it to system managed.
I did the rest and it was already set to system managed. But I rechecked it and rebooted.
We'll see and I'll post back.
Thanks again.
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09-06-16, 08:27 AM
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There could be a software conflict somewhere. There are two ways to test it. Boot to safe mode. See if the problem still exists. Another way is to disable part or all of what loads into memory in the startup menu. I think that has to be done in the task manager since the idiots at MS deprecated msconfig.
