#My delete key is not working drivers
#My delete key is not working driver
#My delete key is not working software

If the repair didn't work for you, then another way you can try and fix this problem is to uninstall MS Office and reinstall it.

If that doesn't work, proceed to Option #2.

Once the wizard completes, try and run MS Office again and activate it like you normally would.

The MS Office installation wizard should now appear.

Double click Programs and Features (or Add / Remove Programs), then locate MS Office in the list.

Click Start, then click on Control Panel.

The easiest way to fix this problem is to repair MS Office. Option #1: Repair MS Office using Control Panel The reason you're receiving this error message is because a configuration file or part of the MS Office binaries are corrupt / out of sync which is most likely the result of the rollback.ДЇrom what I read online there are two ways that you can go about fixing this issue, though the third method (which I will also describe below) is the one that fixed it for me. I did have this exact same problem a few months back with another user. I chose the option to activate on line (or by phone), but then all I get after that is a message that MS Office could not be activated because the product key is invalid. However, now whenever I try to open MS Office it starts up with a message that it is configuring MS Office, then says 'MS Office requires validation'. To check for any hardware issues and fix it automatically.I recently had to rollback Windows 7 because the system appeared to be corrupt. To run theДЄnd the issue still persists, kindly run the What other troubleshooting steps have you done so far?ДЄnd check if there's any changes.

#My delete key is not working drivers

Have checked if your drivers are updated? Were there any changes made before the issue occurred?

There are a lot of possible causes why your laptop/computer was stuck on airplane mode.

#My delete key is not working software

Is there any way to fix the Keypad software issue permanently ?

#My delete key is not working driver

I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling / updating the Laptop Keypad driver without any real successes So the issue appears to be some kind of issue with the Keypad software, where some keys are getting continuously enabled This fix appears to have resolved the auto delete of my files and folders when its clicked. The workaround for that was to download KeyTweak 2.0 and from majorgeek website to disable the Delete key virtually. Naturally I did not find these issues listed on any community forum of Microsoft or HP, but a little research pointed me to a video, where the poster advised that for Issue 3 the most logical reason was Delete key getting stuck in software mode. ДЈ Day before yesterday, my files and folders started getting deletedwhen I clicked on them either with Left or right mouse button, The issue was there even after disconnecting the mouse. This issue also seem to have resolved automatically over last few weeks. I recently had few issues which I believe are result of certain Key pad buttons getting Enabled/Stuck virtually from within the software not the actual key on keyboard as it appears and functions fineДЎ The Left Shift + C was not working even though the button C and Left Shift were working individually and with other combinationsДЇaced the issue for months then it automatically got rectified few days ago.Дў The Brightness used to automatically force itself down, even though the auto brightness and similar options were disabled, again the physical buttons appeared and functioned fine.