Anybody got any keybored tricks??? \nlike pictures ect..........
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Hey, I know!  Try spell check first.
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I hate sticky keys!!!\n\nDid you hold your shift key down too long?  Windows XP won't even give you time to think about what to type next.\n\nHere you go...\n\nStickyKeys is designed for people who have difficulty holding down two or more keys simultaneously. When a shortcut requires a key combination, such as CTRL+P, StickyKeys will enable you to press a modifier key (CTRL, ALT, or SHIFT), or the Windows logo key (), and have it remain active until another key is pressed.\n\nOpen Accessibility Options. \nOn the Keyboard tab, under StickyKeys, select the Use StickyKeys check box. \nTo turn off StickyKeys, clear the Use StickyKeys check box.\n\nYopu can find the directiosn with clickable links in your HELP menu.  Go to Start, Help, and then search for sticky keys...\n\nHope this helps!\n\nAfter you cancel it, you will probably have to restart your computer to get your keyboard to work right again... I have to...
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hold down the shift key then press *extreme continuosly*\nthe key that misfire. repeat until youre satisfied
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he he, I think I'd be a good idea to talk to the seller who sold it to you about this problem. Our new computer's keyboard(HP) makes noise and I think its just the way it is. he he, hope its not too late to get you an exchange for a better one. good luck.
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Use the magical jelly bean\nhttp://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml
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(m)\n\ngoto the following link for musical keyboard online\n\nhttp://www.playpiano.com/MoneyMusic/underwear.html
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The keyboard on a laptop is not usually 101 keys. (They usually have about 88). You might want to check what the correct driver is for your keyboad and install it. If you boot it in Safe Mode it might work enough for you to fix it.
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Here's what you need: \nPolaroid camera (optional)\nCotton swabs\nPaper towels\nDenatured alcohol\nCompressed air\nSmall screwdriver or butter knife\n\n\nHere's what you do: \nBefore you clean your keyboard, turn your computer off. Next, write down the locations of the keys (or take a photo) so you can put them back in the right places. \nUse a thin screwdriver or butter knife to gently pry up the rectangular keycaps. Don't try to remove the space bar, Shift key, Enter key, or any other oversize keys. They can be difficult to put back in place. \nIf liquid is present, sop it up with a paper towel. Use compressed air to remove hair, dust, and other loose materials. If you find built-up gunk, use a mild household cleaner on a cotton swab to clean it up. \nGently but firmly press each keycap back in place, following the layout in your diagram or photo.
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yeesh, I always wondered why the keys weren't alphabetical... although I don't know if I could relearn now.
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at home via my gramma who did the 9 finger method.. then in school for 4 years..\n\ni can't see how those people can type with 2 fingers that stuff drives me up the wall!\n\ntype right!   get my ruler out and smack their fingers.. don't look at the keyboard!  that's it!  you've let me down i'm killing myself.. thanks to you all is lost!\n\n:D\n\nsorry just remembering some of the antics caused by me typing poorly the first year.
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ask someone on pbnation.com........they know all the tricks of the trade.
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Note*  See the long narrow thing on your keyboard?????  it's called the space bar,  try using it!!
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My wife has the same laptop and, when the "A" key came off we were forced to replace the entire keyboard to solve the problem. She found a keyboard online and we had the work done by a local PC shop. I don't recommend trying to replace the keyboard on a laptop as a DIY project.
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Dang!  Just sold mine on ebay not too long ago.  I do recall, however, being able to find a user guide on line.  That friggin thing is tricky to use as well.  When I asked the guy that I got it from how it worked, he said, "just keep pushing buttons!".
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The best way would be to take the keys off (they pop off and on easily) and then tape up the space where the keys go. Clean and lightly sand the base to prime it, then spray paint your favorite color. Then spray paint the keys with several coats to ensure it won't rub off (letting dry completely after each coat). Once dry, pop the keys back on.
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fiddle around with a pen or object like that in the keyhole.  how did u get locked in anyway?  or u can IM someone 2 come n get u out.
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Apt,\n\nIf you know how to use a screw driver, you can try opening the keyboard up and seeing why the keys are sticking.\n\nYou do not have to be a brain surgeon to take a keyboard apart.\n\nIf all else fails and you can't get it back together, you have lost nothing. Just replace the keyboard.\n\nGeorge