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Sorry no one has responded before this, but you've given us almost NO information to work with?
Different model All-in-Ones come with different kinds of keyboards, generally either wired or wireless, and the latter come in two forms, WiFi and BlueTooth (BT).
If you want to replace like with like, then any commercial standalone keyboard will probably work. But with WiFi, you would have to replace the WiFi dongle and if you also have a wireless mouse, that would no longer work as you would be removing the dongle it needs. If BT, then you would have to go through the exercise of PAIRING the new keyboard with the PC.
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