Unlock the Power of Your Surface Pro Keyboard: Learn How to Turn It On in a Few Simple Steps

The Surface Pro is a sleek and stylish device, perfect for working on the go. But if you’ve accidentally turned your Surface Pro keyboard off, don’t worry – it’s easy to turn it back on. Just press the Fn and F4 keys at the same time.

How To Turn Surface Pro Keyboard On

In today’s post, we are going to discuss one of the common issues faced by many Surface Pro users – how to turn on the keyboard. Surface Pro is a versatile device and a lot of people use it to take notes, write articles, or type emails.

But, sometimes, you might forget to turn off your Surface Pro’s keyboard, and it will remain on even after you close the lid. In this article, we’ll show you how you can turn off the keyboard on your Surface Pro.

The first thing you need to do is open the Start menu. You can do this by clicking on the Start button located in the bottom left corner of the screen.

Then, click on the Settings icon. This icon is located in the top right corner of the screen.

Once the Settings window opens, click on the Devices option.

In the Devices window, click on the Keyboard option.

In the Keyboard window, you’ll find a toggle switch labeled “Keyboard.” Make sure the switch is turned off.

That’s it! Now, your Surface Pro’s keyboard will be turned off.

Note: If you want to turn the keyboard back on, simply repeat the steps above and turn on the toggle switch.

What Are The Different Ways To Turn On A Surface Pro Keyboard?

• 1. Press the power button located at the top of the Surface Pro keyboard.
• 2. Press the Windows key + Spacebar simultaneously to turn on the keyboard.
• 3. Press the Connect button located on the right side of the Surface Pro keyboard.
• 4. Open the Settings app on your Surface Pro and select Devices > Bluetooth & other devices. Select your Surface Pro keyboard from the list of devices and click “Connect.”
• 5. Press the Connect button located on the left side of the Surface Pro keyboard.

How Do I Know If My Surface Pro Keyboard Is Turned On?

If you are using a Surface Pro 4 or Surface Pro 3, your keyboard should turn on automatically when you open the device. The keyboard will turn off automatically when you close the device.

If you are using a Surface Pro 2, your keyboard will turn on automatically when you open the device. To turn off the keyboard, press the power button for three seconds.

If you are using a Surface Pro or Surface Pro 2, you can check the status of your keyboard by pressing the power button. If the keyboard is on, the power button will light up. If the keyboard is off, the power button will be dark.

If you are using a Surface Pro 3 or Surface Pro 4, you can check the status of your keyboard by pressing the power button. If the keyboard is on, the power button will light up. If the keyboard is off, the power button will be dark.

If you are using a Surface Pro or Surface Pro 2, you can check the status of your keyboard by pressing the power button.

How Long Does It Take For The Surface Pro Keyboard To Turn On?

The Surface Pro keyboard takes approximately 2-3 seconds to turn on. The keyboard is powered by a battery, and the battery needs to be charged in order to work.

To charge the keyboard, you can use the included power adapter or a USB charger. The power adapter plugs into the back of the Surface Pro, and the other end plugs into an electrical outlet. The USB charger plugs into a USB port on the Surface Pro, and the other end plugs into an electrical outlet.

Once the keyboard is fully charged, it will last for about 3-4 hours. To recharge the keyboard, simply plug the power adapter or USB charger into the Surface Pro and let it sit for a few minutes.

It’s important to note that the Surface Pro keyboard does not turn on automatically. You need to press the power button on the keyboard to turn it on. Once it’s on, you can use the keyboard to type, navigate, and perform other tasks on your Surface Pro.

Are There Any Troubleshooting Tips For When My Surface Pro Keyboard Won’t Turn On?

If your Surface Pro keyboard won’t turn on, here are some troubleshooting tips you can try:

1. Check the power: Make sure the keyboard is properly connected to the Surface and that it’s receiving power. The Surface’s power button should be lit up, and the keyboard’s indicator light should be on.

2. Check the connections: Make sure the keyboard is properly connected to the Surface. If the keyboard is wireless, make sure it’s properly paired with the Surface.

3. Check the settings: Make sure the keyboard is enabled in the Surface’s settings. To do this, go to the Start menu, select Settings, and then select Devices. Make sure the keyboard is enabled.

4. Check the batteries: If the keyboard is wireless, make sure the batteries are charged. If the batteries are low, replace them.

5. Reset the keyboard: If none of the above solutions work, try resetting the keyboard. To do this, press and hold the keyboard’s power button for 10 seconds. Then release the button and try to turn the keyboard on again.

If none of these solutions work, you may need to contact Microsoft or the keyboard’s manufacturer for further assistance.

Can I Turn Off My Surface Pro Keyboard When Not In Use?

Yes, you can turn off the Surface Pro keyboard when not in use. Here’s how:

1. Press and hold the power button on top of the keyboard until the power options appear.

2. Select “Shut down” to turn off the keyboard.

3. To turn the keyboard back on, press the power button again.

Alternatively, you can also put the Surface Pro into sleep mode by pressing the power button on the keyboard or closing the lid. The keyboard will turn off automatically when the Surface Pro is not in use.

Please note that turning off the keyboard will not turn off the Surface Pro itself. If you want to turn off the Surface Pro, you’ll need to use the power options on the Surface Pro itself.

Summary

In conclusion, turning on your Surface Pro keyboard is a simple process that can be done in just a few steps. By following these easy instructions, you can start typing and using your Surface Pro to its fullest potential.