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April 3rd, 2025 19:08
Dell G3 15 3579 Keyboard not working properly after 1.25.0 BIOS Update
Keyboard messing up after 1.25.0 update, it just spam 1 letter multiple time like "aaaa" its totally unusable. I have roll back to 1.23.0 the issue gone until recently Windows keep updating to 1.25.0 again and again, i don't want that bios but luckily my laptop don't have a battery so the update cant be done but every time i boot up my computer the failed bios process always happen first so it waste my time, i have to manually delete the firmware in the Device manager every time i use my computer to the point its so annoying. Can someone help me solve this? im looking forward to a newer bios version like 1.25.1 to fix this problem
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gnz11
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May 3rd, 2025 06:14
please help this is insanely annoying
lmacri
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May 4th, 2025 12:33
Hi gnz11:
What is your Windows OS, and is this a Home or Professional edition of Windows? If Win 10 or Win 11, also include the version and OS build number shown at Settings | System | About | Windows Specifications [or open a Run dialog box (Windows key + R) and enter winver].
After your BIOS updates to v1.25.0 try adjusting the "repeat delay" and "repeat rate" settings for your keyboard in Windows to see if you can reduce the sensitivity of your keys. Open Control Panel and search for "keyboard" to open your Keyboard Properties settings, or see the instructions in Brink's ElevenForums tutorial Change Keyboard Character Repeat Rate in Windows 11. From my Inspiron 5584 / Win 10 Pro v22H2 machine:
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If adjusting your keyboard sensitivity doesn't help:
According to your Dell G3 3579 support page at https://www.dell.com/support/product-details/en-us/product/g-series-15-3579-laptop/drivers the latest Dell G3 3579 and 3779 System BIOS v1.25.0 was released on 11-May-2023 so it's unlikely a newer BIOS version that matches your Service Tag (i.e. system components) is planned for release.
However, once you downgrade your BIOS to your desired version to get you keyboard working again you can prevent Windows Update from delivering BIOS and driver updates to stop another update to back to the latest v1.25.0 .
If you have a Professional edition of Win 10 or Win 11 the easiest way to do this is to use your Local Group Policy Editor. See the section titled "Windows Pro" in the Dell support article How to Disable Windows Update and Stop Automatic Installations on Windows. From my Win 10 Pro v22H2 machine, which has Windows Update configured to exclude (block) BIOS and hardware driver updates:
If you have a Home edition of Win 10 or Win 11 you can modify your Windows registry to prevent Windows Update from delivering BIOS and driver updates. Just download the .REG file offered in Option # 2 of the appropriate tutorial listed below, save it to your desktop, and double-click the .REG file as instructed to automatically add the required registry keys and values to your registry.
Enable or Disable Including Driver Updates in Windows Update in Windows 10
Enable or Disable Including Driver Updates in Windows Update in Windows 11
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