On Windows 10, the latest and greatest in the long line of Windows Operating Systems, it is entirely possible to disable the keyboard that is built-in to a laptop.
In such cases, and in many others, the laptop user would want to disable the laptop’s built-in keyboard so as to avoid unwanted or unintentional keystrokes on it being registered on the computer. This can be quite costly, which is why most people with subpar or non-functioning laptop keyboards simply connect a normal, external keyboard to their laptops and use them instead. You will have to have the laptop’s hood opened up and the entire built-in keyboard replaced. That being the case, if a laptop’s keyboard stops working, either partly or completely, you can’t simply disconnect it and connect a new one. On most laptops, each peripheral cannot be disconnected and replaced on a whim as is the case with desktop computers, since every single peripheral is hardwired into the laptop.
The basic computer accessories you need in order to operate a computer are a mouse, a keyboard and a monitor, and a laptop houses all three of these. Laptops aren’t like desktop computers – a laptop already has all the peripherals you could possibly need built into it.
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