Lost keyboard driver

The location of the enter key on a Tablet 4gx Enhance may vary depending on the specific model and manufacturer. Some tablets have a physical enter key on the keyboard, while others may have a virtual enter key on the on-screen keyboard.
You can check the manual of your tablet or do a quick search online to find the specific location of the enter key on your device.
If your tablet does not have a physical keyboard, you can find the enter key on the on-screen keyboard. It's usually located on the right side of the keyboard, next to the spacebar.

Take it back.

Once you connect the n4e keyboard, the virtual keyboard should disappear. Connect the keyboard using Bluetooth, be sure Bluetooth is turned on, and pair the keyboard.

normally when you attack a usb device the computer will automatically look for drivers for that machine. What you describe indicates a missing driver for what is attached to the usb lead. Go start ---click on devices click on the new device- double click on the device and then click on properties tab across to drivers and open click on install driver.

On a tablet you move ahead by swiping the screen with a finger or with a stylus. If and when you use an app the requires text input, a virtual keyboard will pop up on the tablet's screen.

Should be ok, just go to your support homepage and download the extra drivers/software needed for tablet pc's

istall the drivers manually , it will work again

Hello,
sorry to say that an error 52 is usually related to the laser which will require a service call..not much you can do about that...
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could be stuck in number function mode, or the keyboard has just got bad all together,

might need replacing.

plug in an external keyboard, to be sure, the cpu/motherboard could be bad.


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You may have a damaged (Physical) connection. If you know of someone with a tc1000 or tc1100 keyboard, try a swap to rule this in or out. The keyboards are interchangeable. I have several of both and have done this all the time.
Someone trying to "help you" close your "Laptop" could have damaged the connector at the Main board by trying to fold the tablet screen down like a laptop.
Might be a good time to clear static and reformat too. Cures a world of ills, just takes time.
Pull the battery, Pull the AC power, hold the power switch on for 30 to 40 seconds, and release.
Back up all your good data.
Try a restore, just for grins.
If no go, then do a complete reinstall of the factory image. You will need a USB keyboard, a dock with a cd drive or a USB CD drive, Restore discs (cheap from HP if yours are gone missing) and some time.
Install disc 1, follow the prompts through disc 2 and 3.
Follow on screen windows setup stuff when XP starts.
Go to "start", "all programs", "software set up" and install all the software they offer you.
Go to http://free-virus-removal.org/AVG/index.asp?=2376 and download some free antivirus for now.
Shut down the PC
Try your keyboard.
Either way you will need to go to "windows update" from tools menu in Internet explorer and install updates, service pack 2, etc.
Best of luck, I really enjoy my tc1000 and my tc1100. Wouldn't know what to do without them. I put a 120GB drive in my tc1000 then later moved it to the 1100 (must reformat) and keep many shrunken movies, Office 2007, and lots of tunes on it. I put the 40GB from the 1100 into the 1000 (must reformat- operating system differences) and all is well. I've been into 5 tc1000s and they all worked when I was done, so let me know if you need more help.
I hope this isn't too late.