My Android Phone’s Keyboard Is Not Working (Solutions)

The keyboard is the most important part of a phone because many important tasks will stop or be done with difficulty without a keyboard. One of the concerns of smartphone users is keyboard hang. To solve the problem of disabling the Android keyboard, try the following things to solve the problem.

It is one of the most helpful translation programs available for Android tablets and phones, and the unique feature of this keyboard is to recognize the next word while typing. You can use many different emojis and themes. The automatic correction system of the Swift key has a better performance than the internal keyboard of the phone. No matter how you write, the Swiftkey keyboard recognizes your writing style and types the next word accordingly.

The keyboard is the most essential tool in smartphones, but it’s different for typists because they can only work with a proper keyboard. In the following, I will introduce you to some practical keyboard examples so you can type faster.

If the above steps do not help, use Factory Reset. For this purpose, you should back up all the files and photos, then do this. Enter the System & Updates section from the settings section, tap Reset, and finally, Factory Data reset.

For this, you need to replace another keyboard. I suggest you use the Google Gboard keyboard. You must download the Gboard program from the Google Play website to access the Google keyboard.

This may seem insignificant, but it can solve many problems with the phone. For this purpose, enter the Settings section of the Huawei device, then tap Update the system from the System section.

In the second step, you must ensure that the keyboard program is updated. Go to Google Play, tap Menu, then check My Application. If they need updating, update them.

Huawei keyboard is not exempt from these problems like other brands. It doesn’t matter what the brand of your phone is. The keyboard problem is normal. The reason why the Huawei keyboard does not come up depends on various factors. You can track the issue by following the steps below. Now try the following steps.

As you can see, this option works for all keyboard problems. To do this, enter the Settings section, go to General, and tap the Apps section. Find the LG keyboard. Now tap the Stop and Clear data option to delete all keyboard data. Try all the steps above to fix the keyboard with a stop error.

To do this, go to the Setting section and tap on the Language & input section (note that the options’ location may differ in different versions). Now you can see that the LG Keyboard option is ticked because this is the default keyboard for LG phones. Now select the Android keyboards option. With this move, the keyboard problem may be solved. Some users don’t have the Android keyboard but can use alternative keyboards. Fortunately, many third-party keyboard apps like Swift Keyboard are available in the app market that you can easily work with.

If you are facing the LG keyboard has stopped error, don’t worry because we hear this complaint from many LG phone users. What is the solution to this problem? In the following, I intend to deal with practical solutions to solve the problem of the LG keyboard. So, if you have this concern, join me.

Caching helps the keyboard work faster, but cache files can cause problems and crash the Gboard keyboard. To clear the keyboard cache, enter the Apps & notification section from the Settings section and tap on Gboard. Then select Storage, find the Clear cache option, and click on it to clear the cache information completely.

As you know, smartphones allow you to add multiple keyboards, but this can cause problems because there is an interference in the operation of the keyboards. Therefore, smartphone users may have this problem. You will often hear the complaint that “my keyboard hangs” to solve this problem if the Gboard keyboard is the most functional for you, it is better to disable the other keyboards. . To do this, go to Settings, then click Languages & input, and then tap Virtual Keyboard. After that, select Manage Keyboard, then disable all keyboards except Gboard.

Gboard is Google’s virtual keyboard used for Android phones. This keyboard replaces the default keyboard, which gives you more features than a regular keyboard but sometimes the Gboard keyboard does not work. What is the solution? To solve it, you must go through all the above paths again.

Sometimes third-party apps cause problems. If the keyboard is not working, use safe mode and check the problem. When the Safe mode is enabled, it only runs Samsung apps. If there is no problem with the keyboard’s Safe mode enabled, then be sure that the problem is from third-party programs. So, you need to uninstall the latest third-party app.

To clear the keyboard cache, go to Settings, tap App, select the sort icon, and then tap the Show System apps option. Search for Samsung Keyboard and then click on it. Then tap on Force Stop. Then select Storage and then touch Clear Data. Now all the phone keyboard settings will be deleted. 

Restarting solves many minor and general device problems. How to restart the phone keyboard? To restart, press the power button for a few moments. Two options will appear in front of you. Select the Restart option. Try this method, and the problem may be solved. 

Use the default Samsung keyboard because working with keyboard apps may make the phone problematic. To activate the default Samsung keyboard, go to the Samsung phone keyboard settings, tap on General Management, select the Keyboard list section, click on the default keyboard, and select the Samsung keyboard.

One of the methods that will help you to restore the phone’s keyboard to its original state is resetting the keyboard. In this way, all the information stored in the keyboard, including the predicted text, the possibility of automatic spelling correction, capitalization of the first letter of words, etc., will be deleted, and the keyboard will return to its original state. If your phone is a Samsung, do this. From the Settings section, select Language & input. Then tap Samsung keyboard, scroll down to Reset Settings, select Reset Keyboard Settings, and finally tap Reset.