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This will delete all your data and settings so back up your phone before you do it.3. You may have no alternative than to perform a full factory reset.

If none of those steps work, there is something more serious going on.

Allow your device to download and reinstall the app.

You will be prompted to select a default keyboard, select Gboard or Google Keyboard.

Select Uninstall and then reboot your phone.

Select Yes when you’re prompted to use it as your default device keyboard.

Download and install it onto your device.

Search for ‘keyboard’ and find a good free keyboard app.

Either should fix the ‘Unfortunately Android keyboard has stopped’ error in its tracks. You can remove the original keyboard app or replace it with a third party keyboard. If none of the preceding steps work you have two options. By clearing the cache you force the device to reload the cache from scratch. This drops any files being held in memory or ready for access by memory when the keyboard app is used. If the restart of the device or keyboard app doesn’t work, it might be worth trying to clear the keyboard app cache.

Or select Reset settings if it all looks okay.Ī quick retest of the keyboard should tell you if it worked or not.

Select the default keyboard and default language to the correct settings.

Navigate to Settings and Language and Keyboard.

If you have been messing around with your phone or have recently installed a new language pack or app, your settings could have been messed up.

As long as you are looking at system apps, you should be able to see your keyboard app. I use Android Pie and it’s currently called Gboard. The exact name of the keyboard app depends on your version of Android.