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In control panel, click on hardware and sound, than power options.

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8 start, type control in search box, Windows 10: right click on start button), To stop the connect/disconnect on all ports open control panel (To access Control panel: Windows 7: Click start, look for it as menu item, Win.

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This problem started when I upgraded to Windows 10 but I would bet money this solution will work on all Windows.

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Photo licensing infoĭEFINITIVE ANSWER FOR ALL USB PORTS: First I would like to thank Felix Wong for solving the problem of the keyboard and leading me in right direction to solving the problem for ALL the USB ports as I was getting the sound not only from my keyboard but from my mouse and printer ports as reported by the free program USBDeview. Thanks to BeerCanDave for leaving this solution in the comments.

In popup box, double click on USB settings and on USB selective suspend, then click on ‘Enabled’ and change to ‘Disabled.’.

Click on ‘Change power plan settings’ on the power plan that is being used (has a bullet ticked).

Access Power Options (e.g., by typing ‘Power Options’ in the search bar in the start menu, or via Control Panel).

If other USB devices seem to randomly disconnect in the manner that the Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 200 does, you can follow the following procedure. Please leave a comment if this solution worked or did not work for you. And do not worry about energy consumption of the Microsoft Wired Keyboard 200 with this setting off, as the green number lock LED most likely does not consume even half a watt of energy.

There you will find the box “allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.” Instead, go to Device Manager -> Human Interface Devices and you can find your USB devices and the power management tab. If the instructions above do not work for you in Windows 10, try the following solution was provided by Bibi of Germany:įor Windows 10 users, doesn’t work because the box is unchecked and grey. I have confirmed in February 2016 on my own computer that the instructions above work in Windows 10. Right-click on USB Keyboard and select Properties.

Step 1: Go to Control Panel → Hardware and Sound → Devices and Printers.

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Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8 (also same basic concept works for Windows 7) The solution, then, is to turn off that setting. It does this because of a default setting. The problem is that the computer shuts off the keyboard in order to save power. It turned out the first symptom was the best indicator of the real underlying problem. But I turned off Sticky Keys and still had the problem. The third symptom suggested that maybe Windows Sticky Keys was the culprit.

Holding down the Shift or Ctrl key seems to initiate the second symptom above sometimes-but not reliably.

Sometimes in the midst of typing a word, Windows makes a USB device disconnected sound and for a moment does not register keyboard input.

The number lock LED turns off after a few seconds of not typing.

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Immediately following the symptoms section are step-by-step instructions on how to remedy them.

Thus, this blog post: because from Bing and Google searches I know that many other people have had this problem, and yet there doesn’t appear to be one good article out there with this fix-not even by Microsoft Support!īelow are the symptoms my Microsoft Wired Keyboard 200 exhibited in Windows 8.1. But a few days after implementing it, I can confirm that the solution definitely works. I also could not figure out a solution until now (five months later). The keyboard seemed to randomly disconnect and reconnect throughout the day without rhyme or reason. In other words, this was a virtually perfect keyboard. The cost was also nominal: less than $13 on eBay. It was a Microsoft Wired Keyboard 200: a classic-dare I say iconic-keyboard, the type that features 104 keys that are predictably and ergonomically laid out and has three LEDs to indicate the status of number lock, caps lock, and scroll lock. When I built my super fast workstation computer in October, I got it a clean new keyboard that matched the rest of my arsenal of electronic products adorned with the logo of Redmond, Washington’s finest company.