I want to bring the computer back to it's 'from the factory state'. I think that this can be done by using one of the Function Keys.
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i guess you're more confused after reading all these answers than before ;-)\n\none way would be in fact a rebuild from scratch. but one can do it the way LALFONSO suggested, ***BUT*** not all the listed programs.\n- delete all the applications\n- but none of the device driver updates\n- and none of the OS update & security patches in case they are listed there.
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restore them (click on the second button of the three in the top right corner)
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go to device manager, remove it, reboot and it chould be back, if not, there is a registry entry that has to be removed, that some programs will put in
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Go to VIEWS and then toolbars, and allow for standard buttons. You do this directly on your folder window.\n\nSystem restore will allow you reset your PC to 3 days ago. Go to START then programs, then go to Accessories, then System Tools, and there is a system restore option in there.
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reconfigure keyboard layout from the control panel.
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if you have windows 2000/XP then you can when booting press F8 and then choose last good known configuration (this option is ment for cleaning and restoring the last good registry you had before)
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I am not sure but have you thought to look and see if you can uninstall the keyboard and then start afresh.
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Unistall it and install it again
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Better re-install. Or restore system the easiest way.\n\nClick Start/Program/Accessories/System Tools/System Restore\nFollow guide line and you are done.\n\nThis the easiest and safest way if you want your PC back to previous settings.\n\nnihon94@yahoo.com
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Ctrl+alt+del. Lock computer.\n\nQuick key shortcut is windows button+L
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Go to restore and restore it back to where it was at before.\nyou installed it. What do you need it for
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Control panel\nSystem restore\nPick your day\nRestore
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Hi there,\n\nRight click on My computer...\nClick on Properties...\nClick on Hardware TAB...\nClick on Device Manager...\nClick on the + sign next to Keyboard...\nRight click on Keybboard option below it...\nClick on Properties...\nUninstall the keyboard...\nThen shutdown the system....\nRestart the system...\nIt should fix the issue...\n\n\nHope it works for you...\n\n\nArash Shirali...
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Re install the driver.
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Contact Microsoft and have them reissue you another key.  Follow the instructions on the telephone
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restart your computer.
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PUT THE HOME EDITION BACK IN AND TURN OFF THE MACHINE \nWHEN YOU RE-START 30 SEC.'S LATER BOOT FROM DISC IN BIOS AT FIRST SCREEN AND RE FORMAT AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTS