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    yoga 9 14ITL5 - Keyboard and TP working in BIOS but not in Windows

    Hi,
    I have Lenovo yoga 9 14ITL5 - Keyboard and TP working in BIOS but not in Windows.
    I tried ubuntu it's not working in Ubuntu as well.
    Anyone has schematics or any fixing idea?
    Thanks

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    Re: yoga 9 14ITL5 - Keyboard and TP working in BIOS but not in Windows

    Originally posted by saisoni20 View Post
    Hi,
    I have Lenovo yoga 9 14ITL5 - Keyboard and TP working in BIOS but not in Windows.
    I tried ubuntu it's not working in Ubuntu as well.
    Anyone has schematics or any fixing idea?
    Thanks
    Schematics requests go here -> https://www.badcaps.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=41 .It might be posted already, depends what your motherboard model number is
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      #3
      Re: yoga 9 14ITL5 - Keyboard and TP working in BIOS but not in Windows

      I've seen something similar on another Lenovo and it needed the Intel chipset drivers installed first. Try using ext mouse/kbd to do that, or try using the Lenovo recovery image for that model (which installs the drivers automatically).

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        #4
        Re: yoga 9 14ITL5 - Keyboard and TP working in BIOS but not in Windows

        try ec and bios update

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          #5
          Re: yoga 9 14ITL5 - Keyboard and TP working in BIOS but not in Windows

          Hi
          Do you have BIOS for it?

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            #6
            Re: yoga 9 14ITL5 - Keyboard and TP working in BIOS but not in Windows

            Originally posted by reformatt View Post
            I've seen something similar on another Lenovo and it needed the Intel chipset drivers installed first. Try using ext mouse/kbd to do that, or try using the Lenovo recovery image for that model (which installs the drivers automatically).
            I tried by installing chipset drivers but no luck.

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              #7
              Re: yoga 9 14ITL5 - Keyboard and TP working in BIOS but not in Windows

              Originally posted by saisoni20 View Post
              I tried by installing chipset drivers but no luck.
              download the necessary files from the lenovo homepage

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                #8
                Re: yoga 9 14ITL5 - Keyboard and TP working in BIOS but not in Windows

                Are there any yellow exclamation marks in Device Manager? Have you tried the Lenovo recovery image for this model?

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                  #9
                  Re: yoga 9 14ITL5 - Keyboard and TP working in BIOS but not in Windows

                  Originally posted by rediii View Post
                  download the necessary files from the lenovo homepage
                  https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/p...me=BIOS%2FUEFI

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                    #10
                    Re: yoga 9 14ITL5 - Keyboard and TP working in BIOS but not in Windows

                    I have experienced a similar issue with an HP 2-in-1 laptop recently. Both keyboard and the touchpad work in BIOS but stop working in Windows. I believe the issue is with the sensor that thinks computer is in tablet mode all the time, hence it disables the keyboard and the touchpad. The motherboard definitely has a problem but I found the workaround. Go to Device Manager and under System Device locate something that says Intel Sensor. Disable it, then reboot the machine. Then go to the BIOS and choose to restore to factory settings. Save and reboot. You should now get the keyboard and the touchpad functionalities back, You will lose ability to rotate the screen because of the disabled sensor but it's a small price to pay for a working computer.

                    Let me know if this helped you.

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