How to Disable Keyboard in Windows 10: A Complete GuideUpdated 10 days ago

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To disable the keyboard in Windows 10, you can use Device Manager or third-party software. The quickest way is through Device Manager—press Win + X and select Device Manager. Expand the Keyboards section, right-click on your keyboard driver, and choose Disable device.

Key Highlights: Disable the Keyboard in Windows 10

• Using Device Manager: Open Device Manager, expand the Keyboards section, right-click on the keyboard, and select Disable device.
• Using Group Policy Editor (For Pro, Enterprise, and Education Editions): Access gpedit.msc, enable Prevent installation of devices and add the keyboard device ID to restrict keyboard installation.
• Using Third-Party Software: Programs like KeyFreeze or Keyboard Locker can temporarily disable the keyboard with an easy toggle.
• Disabling Internal Keyboard with External Keyboard: Connect an external keyboard, go to Device Manager, and disable the internal keyboard while keeping the external one active.

These methods provide flexibility for disabling the keyboard, whether temporarily or permanently.