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My keyboard abruptly stopped working, and I've tried charging it, and the light turns orange. However, nothing happens, but every once in a while, the blue light randomly flashes. Bluetooth says paired, device manager says working properly.
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Hi,
I have this issue the longest time (mine is Asus T100 CHI), and this article below seems to resolve it for good!
https://mikebeach.org/2014/11/29/fixing-...
Basically, you go to Device Manager and disable the Power Management option for Bluetooth. So it is actually the bluetooth problem of Asus tablet, not the keyboard!
<<Always thought the Dock is bad, i bought another bluetooth keyboard to replace it, and then saw the same problem!! then i realize that’s why my bluetooth mouse also seems flaky… now i know it is actually the bluetooth of tablet’s problem (well, not the hardware but the driver and the power saving option, apparently)>>
Try it and i hope it works for you all too!
Cheers,
Stephen
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Disabling the Power Management option for the Bluetooth Radio under Device Manager immediately fixed the issue I’ve had with my keyboard/mouse not functioning at all.
Great find!
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A thin protective film is often on the edge of the screen that periodically can slip and cover one or more of the keyboard contacts. I found mine, removed and discarded it. Keyboard now works fine. Transformer T102 HA.
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Incredible but true. I removed the protective film from the base, although it didn't appear to be covering nothing, and my keyboard/mousepad came back to life. Thanks a lot Steve for your hint, after several hours trying to fix the thing with drivers updating and the like, the most basic action was the one that ended solving the problem.
Oh, I made the page for the T102HA, I have it.
My T100TAF did the same thing this week. After reading several attempts at solutions, in the Device Manager (get there by touching the start button, typing Device Manager on the keyboard screen), I deleted pretty much all the Asus HID devices, control devices, mouse devices, and keyboard devices. I made sure to leave the touch screen HID device. Then, without adding the devices back in, I restarted the Notebook with the keyboard docked ... viola, the keyboard and mouse cursor were back.
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What I've noticed since, is that the docking keyboard connection seems to be having issues. The keyboard won't work, but I'll lean the screen forward a bit and the T100 will make noises and all of a sudden the keyboard works.
I know this is an old Post and it's a long shot, but I've tried the uninstall of the HID drivers and restart to no avail. I noticed if I start to close the lid it will turn the screen off before it goes all the way down. Any suggestions or other forums that could help. This is not the CHI Bluetooth keyboard.
@danmeyer that’s the same issue I’m having with mine
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Hi
Well you should try these fix that can be help you out in solving this
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Does it still turn on with the keyboard removed?
von Max Tech
The keyboard still doesn't work.
My laptop can only work when it is plugged in, but that is unrelated
von Oliver Tan
Keyboard is not working at all, but the blue light blinks, and does not appear in the Bluetooth
von Henry Chikafa
Keyboard is not working at all, but the blue light blinks, and does not appear in the Bluetooth
von Henry Chikafa
I have this problem also. Did you find a resolution please?
von erinfrench