Your keyboard is disabled now, but keep in mind that it’s just temporary and when your device will get a reboot, it will automatically search for the driver again, will install it, and the keyboard will automatically start working.
From the popped up menu, click on “Uninstall device”. Look for “Standard PS/2 Keyboard”, therein and right-click on it. You`ll see different options in the drop-down list. Over there, seek out the “Keyboards” section and double-click on it. Windows + X key, and from the popped-up list, choose “Device manager”, or simply search it in your laptop’s search box. For this, either press these two keys together i.e. 
Well, it’s a one really simple process indeed.
Or by downloading and using some third-party application or device manager to block your keyboard’s working.īut, when it comes to that temporary and permanently disabling, Windows 10 shows multifarious options depending on its different versions i.e. By forcing the system to use the wrong driver/software so that things collapse and your keyboard stops working. 
Permanently via the “Group Policy Editor” (in Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise).
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