The problem is that USB is not built that way.
You would have to develop your own USB device which is not easy.
To the PC it needs to be a USB keyboard and to the notebook it needs to
be another HID device.
This constitutes a bridge device for USB because it is impossible to
connect two USB buses directly.
Have a look at the IO-Warrior from http://www.codemercs.com
I think it should be possible to place two of them back to back
connected via their IO-pins. With that you have a simple bridge.
Now you only need two programs. One on the notebook feeding data to the
IO pins and one on the PC reading the data and posting key events to the OS.
The data rate would be slow though.
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