⦁ 3) Download the recovery image by using this link: Locate the USB drive and right click on it. ⦁ 2) Plug the USB drive into an available computer.
For Surface Laptop 2, your USB drive should be 16 GB or 32 GB. I sure hope Microsoft can fix this as it is a pain as it usually happens when I really need to get some work done!ġ) To download the recovery image, you'll need a USB drive.
Beware - your mileage may vary!!! This seems to be a very common issue but different tasks seem to work for different people.
I've tried uninstalling the driver and re-installing but that never seems to work, even disabling the driver and re-enabling doesn't work. I'm not sure what happens in UEFI entry, but that seems to make it work again for me. When Windows starts up my keyboard is usually working again! When in UEFI, make sure your keys are working to navigate around in the UEFI (if not you may have a hardware issue)Ħ. Reboot and enter the Surface UEFI / BIOS (usually press the Volume up button/key - F6 on my keyboard before the windows logo displays)Ĥ. Remove the failed "Microsoft Hid Mini Driver"ģ. Open device manager (use the onscreen keyboard/touch keyboard - I always pin the keyboard to my task bar just in case I don't have another keyboard handy)Ģ. The best advice I can tell you is what works for me.
Last Device Instance Id: USB\VID_045E&PID_077F&MI_03\6&15dc3682&0&0003Ĭlass Guid: Ĭan Microsoft please resolve this issue as it seems to be a very common problem? I've tried the all of the drivers from Download Surface Laptop 2 Drivers and Firmware from Official Microsoft Download Center : I have a surface laptop 2 and the "Surface Hid Mini Driver" flakes out every update. You ever get the specific version of the driver that works? I keep running into this issue every update cycle.
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