i killed my laptop keyboard,can i use this on my laptop?
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Yes, make sure you have USB adapter or built-in USB slot. It's lightweight too. Fits in a medium backpack and you won't notice the weight.
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No you can't. it would have had to have been manufactured that way. I have 2 suggestions put in a new set of batteries that you know are fresh. If that does not work for you then use the keyboard on a different PC or notebook. If you don't have one at home try it on a friends. if all else fails return it for a new one I have no problem with mine and I'm very happy with the product.you may have unfortunately purchased the defective model. You can happen with anything electronic even from a good manufacturer.
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I can't tell for sure if you can or cannot, but I had to ship mine to them to get it fixed. It took so long that I had to buy another keyboard. It's been working fine since I got it back. I'd say send it to them just so you are covered in case it never works again. I believe if you try fixing it, you may be stuck with a broken item that cannot be returned because you tempered with it. Just my $0.02 :)
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you should be able to. Just use the one end that matches the keyboard slot.
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Gary - the keyboard is a simple plug and play devise. As long as you have a USB port, you should be able to use it. I have been very happy with it, as it essentially allows another workstation in my office. Hope this helps. Take Care!
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Sounds like it's not the right keyboard for your laptop. My keys are not lit, but if the only difference is lighted keys vs non, I would try it and just not connect the power plug, if it's just power it might work.
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I think it would be better to just buy the whole keyboard to replace your current keyboard in that replacing keys on a laptop is a lot more complicated compared to on a desktop's keyboard. Keep in mind i'm not entirely sure of it myself. :-/ Though I haven't found any issues with the keyboard at the moment.
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Yes. It should be the replacement keyboard. Watch the YouTube video on how to replace the keyboard and you'll be fine.
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hmmmm ... that I cannot answer ... all I know is it worked going directly to wired keyboard ... sorry, can't help any more than that ... might be worth the investment just to try???
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Basically anything that works on your keyboard now should work with the adapter. I would give it a try.
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Absolutely. You don't need any drivers or anything. Just one USB port for the keyboard, and another if you want to use the built-in USB 2 hub.
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Yes i can, using a OTG usb cable for asus, or with usb port from a transformer pad keyboard
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I suppose there could be more than one reason a keyboard would not work. However, in my case it was a glass of red wine. I have the same computer as you and this keyboard worked perfectly. It includes all keys in one assembly. You will need to take the computer almost completely to replace the keyboard.
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Yes, you can. However, sometimes usb plug-ins only work right if they are powered and this is a non-powered usb hub, so you can try it and see if it works. Otherwise, you will have to plug the keyboard directly into your laptop ubs port, and use the Hub for other things. Same goes with the mouse.Good luck,Johanan9
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You should check on geekhack. There are some people on there have created different converts for old different keyboards.
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I am not sure about the keyboard, but this adapter is not a good one. Do not buy.
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No. You simply plug it into your computer and the keyboard receives power from the computer. I hope that helps.