Modify the keyboard driver: Open the system properties through "My Computer" and select the Hardware tab: Open the Device Manager, we found that the Chinese Windows

Under the XP operating system, the default keyboard The driver is "Standard 101/102 Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard".

1.

Right-click and select Update Driver, the Hardware Update Wizard will appear: Select "Install from a list or specified location (Advanced)", click "Next", and select "Don't search. I want to choose the driver to install myself."

Click "Next" and go to the "Select device drivers to install for this hardware" page and remove the check box "Show compatible" The little tick in front of "Hardware". Select "Japanese

PS/2 Keyboard (106/109 Key)" in the "Standard Keyboard Model" column, click "Next", and the "Update Driver Warning" will pop up, click "Yes". Continue to click "Yes" in the "Confirm Device Installation" window.

2. Complete the Hardware Update Wizard. Restart the computer.

Modify the registry: Click the "Start" menu, click "Run", enter "regedit", open the registry and enter "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\

SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Keyboard

Layouts", there are many sub-items in it. Through observation, I found that those ending with "0804" are all Simplified Chinese input methods. Open "E00E0804" and you can see the "Layout

File" sub-item on the right. Double-click to open the item and change "kbdus.dll" in "Numeric Data" to "kbdjpn. dll" and click "OK". By analogy, you can change "Layout

File" in all subkeys ending with "0804" to "kbdjpn.dll". You can choose based on your commonly used input method. Then restart the computer and it's fine!

If it doesn’t work, then please go to the official website of the notebook to download the drivers for the touchpad and motherboard, and reinstall these drivers, which should solve the problem. Good luck