Fix slow keyboard response windows 10 /11
0If you're experiencing slow keyboard response in Windows 10 or 11, here’s how to fix it.
First, determine if you're using an inbuilt keyboard or an external one. If it's an external keyboard, the issue might be with the hardware, especially if it’s an old keyboard. If it's an inbuilt keyboard, the problem is more likely related to the device settings or drivers.
To troubleshoot, open *Settings* and search for *Keyboard**. You can also navigate to **Bluetooth & Devices* to find the keyboard section. If you’re using an external keyboard, go to **Device Manager**, locate **Keyboards**, and right-click to update your keyboard drivers.
Also, ensure that your Windows is updated to the latest version. Another common cause of slow keyboard response is the *Filter Keys* setting. To check, go to the *Keyboard* section in *Settings* and ensure that *Filter Keys* is disabled. If it's enabled, it could slow down the keyboard response.
If none of these steps work, you can also try running a troubleshooter for the keyboard in the **Settings**.
0:00 Introduction
0:08 Identify if it's an inbuilt or external keyboard
0:18 Update keyboard drivers
0:28 Check for Windows updates
0:34 Disable *Filter Keys*
0:45 Run keyboard troubleshooter
1:00 Conclusion
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