My half of the keypad(Right Side) not working

If the wrong characters appear when you are typing or you are trying to use a keyboard that is different than the one that came with the computer, use the following steps to synchronize Windows to the type of keyboard you have:

Click Start , and type region into the Start Search field.



Select the Keyboards and Languages tab.



Click Change Keyboards .

A Text Services and Input Languages window opens.


Figure 3: Change Keyboard button





Click Add .


Figure 4: Add button





Select the keyboard(s) you want to use and click OK .


Figure 5: Add input language: US Dvorak keyboard selected.



The new keyboard is added to the list of available keyboards and a keyboard icon appears on the system tray, allowing you to switch between the keyboard that you want to use with the mouse.


Figure 6: Keyboard tray icon





From the Text Services and Input Languages window, select the new keyboard in the list and click Move up until it is first in the list. This makes it the default keyboard.


Figure 7: Move up button





Click OK . You can now use the new keyboard. If you find that the new keyboard works well and you do not want to use the other keyboard, repeat these steps and Remove the keyboard that you do not want from the General tab of the Text Services and Input Languages window.




If required reinstall the drivers

If the wrong characters appear when you are typing or you are trying to use a keyboard that is different than the one that came with the computer, use the following steps to synchronize Windows to the type of keyboard you have:

Click Start , and type region into the Start Search field.

Select the Keyboards and Languages tab.

Click Change Keyboards .
A Text Services and Input Languages window opens.
Figure 3: Change Keyboard button


Click Add .
Figure 4: Add button


Select the keyboard(s) you want to use and click OK .
Figure 5: Add input language: US Dvorak keyboard selected.

The new keyboard is added to the list of available keyboards and a keyboard icon appears on the system tray, allowing you to switch between the keyboard that you want to use with the mouse.
Figure 6: Keyboard tray icon


From the Text Services and Input Languages window, select the new keyboard in the list and click Move up until it is first in the list. This makes it the default keyboard.
Figure 7: Move up button


Click OK . You can now use the new keyboard. If you find that the new keyboard works well and you do not want to use the other keyboard, repeat these steps and Remove the keyboard that you do not want from the General tab of the Text Services and Input Languages window.

If required reinstall the drivers