Keyboard testing software

Keyboard test software is a tool specially designed to detect keyboard performance, key status and hardware compatibility. It can help users quickly locate keyboard faults or evaluate device performance.

Software features

Full key coverage detection

Supports 104-key full keyboard detection, including standard keys, function keys (F1-F12), multimedia keys and composite keys (such as .COM, .WWW keys).

Special key processing: Special tests are provided for extended keys such as Win key and menu key, and filtering system keys (such as Sleep key) can be customized.

High performance parametric evaluation

Response time measurement: with an accuracy of 0.01 seconds, quantitatively evaluate button sensitivity.

Repetition rate and stability test: Test the performance under rapid and continuous tapping to avoid key jamming or missing keys.

Software function

Basic button test

Key-by-key scanning: real-time display of key numbers, characters and response time.

Fault mark: Unresponsive keys are prompted in red, and an error log is generated for subsequent analysis.

Advanced performance testing

Long press endurance test: Continuously press the button to test the hardware life and rebound performance.

Automatic repeat test: set a period to automatically repeat key presses to verify stability (such as combo requirements in game scenarios).

Customization and batch processing

Custom layout: Supports the creation of personalized keyboard layouts to adapt to special key positions or non-standard keyboards.

Batch test mode: The production line environment can record the keyboard serial number, operator ID and test results to facilitate quality management.

Data recording and reporting

Screenshot saving: Manually capture the test results to facilitate comparison of the performance of different keyboards.

Detailed log: records key response time, number of errors and other data, and supports export analysis.

FAQ

Computer cannot detect keyboard

Possible reasons:

The keyboard device shows up in Device Manager as "Unknown Device" or with an exclamation mark (driver issue).

The keyboard connection is loose or the wireless keyboard battery is low.

Solution:

Update the keyboard driver (visit the manufacturer's official website to download the latest driver).

Check the keyboard connection to make sure the interface is secure; for wireless keyboards, make sure the receiver is plugged in correctly.

After uninstalling the keyboard device, restart the computer and let the system reinstall the driver.

1: Brand new interface, refreshing, simple and efficient

2: Performance is getting better and better