my daughter pushed something on my key board and it is hard to read any of the writing.
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If you're using IE, go to View->Text Size.
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It is hard to read, so it offends me that you would want me to have a hard time reading.
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Try to get it done after you get home from school so it's done and out of the way. You should always use legible writing.
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You need to get her to a neurologist right now!  This sounds like a serious head injury.  If there is bleeding in the brain, many bad things can happen.
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Unfortunately the only way is practise. I am living proof that you can teach yourself to change hands you write with, but it took me a good 8 months practise to get it to where it is legible.
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the 'y' key is depressed. Pressing another key simply interrupts the repetition. It is far more likely that the spring that produces the 'bounce-back' of the 'y' key is either broken and the vibration of you typing causes it to slide down...or is nearly broken.
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i've had that happening while typing its probably dust blowing onto the censor pad causing enough pressure to read as a finger print, ive also had it with a P.C. it could just be the page your using, if it happens constantly on one page try using a different page if not try to keep your mouse/censor pad clear of dirt
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The metals nodes in some keys are stuck. It may be defective. Have it checked thoroughly.
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dont make it wet that wont do anything make a fist with your hand and punch it into the pocket and push back the strings it should loosen up for girls sticks you cna undo the strings at the bottom MAKE SURE ITS NOT ILLEGAL (even though a lot of peoples are :) )
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It sounds like it has some trash (i.e. food) caught under the key.  On most laptops you can pop each individual key off and clean underneath.  Not sure about yours.....  \n\nKeep the soda and chips away from the keyboard.  :)
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haven't heard anything, and my daughter plays
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Get a pen that can only show when u have a blue or black light present and write like a speacial code that only you will know. If the code doesnt show then it was copied.
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get a new one, if all the mentioned stuff doesnt work it means that some wire isdisconnected in the keyboard, either fix that or get a new one
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Aw, darling Mav, I can't help you:-(\nMy daughter has shown me a few times, but I just keep forgetting. I'm a computer illiterate.\n\n\n♥\nruler lady's daughter\nshift+7 hearts ;\n\n\nShe says ya gotta press shift and 7 at the same time, Mav:-)
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When it comes to their computers, many people take their keyboards for granted. However, the keyboard is an integral part of your computer (read: it’s hard to input anything without one!), so some care must be exercised when using it. The following are some helpful hints for basic keyboard care, as well as some common troubleshooting problems and possible solutions. \n\n\nKeyboard Is Dirty \n\n\n \nKeyboards should be cleaned with "spray-n-wipe" cleaner and a cloth or tissue on a monthly basis. Ensure that computer is not powered up while cleaning the keyboard. Compressed air can also be used to clean between the keyboard keys. Another tip: clean the keys with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol. \n\n\n"Keyboard Not Found" Message \n\n\nYour keyboard is not plugged into the computer securely. Unplug it and plug it back in and the problem should go away. If this doesn't work, follow procedure: “Computer isn't taking inputs from keyboard” (below). \n\n\nKey Is Stuck \n\n\n1. If a key does not work or is stuck in the down position, you may try to remove it with a CPU "chip puller" tool. These simple "L" shaped tools are great at pulling out keys. Once you've pulled out the stuck key, you can try to stretch the spring to "reanimate" its action. \n\n\nComputer Isn't Taking Inputs From Keyboard \n\n\n1. Is keyboard connected to computer? Ensure that the keyboard is plugged into the keyboard jack and not into the mouse jack. If the keyboard was unplugged, plug it back in and reboot the computer. \n\n2. If the keyboard still doesn't work on boot-up, power down the computer and try to borrow a friend’s known-good keyboard for troubleshooting. Plug the new keyboard up and boot up the computer. If the new keyboard works, the old keyboard is bad and needs to be replaced. \n\n3. If the known-good keyboard doesn't work, check your BIOS to make sure it sees the keyboard. It should say, "installed." If the BIOS recognizes the keyboard, then you probably have a bad keyboard port. \n\n\nI Plugged Keyboard Into Mouse Port \n\n\n1. Many mice and keyboards today use a PS/2 connector. If you plugged your keyboard into the mouse port (or vice versa), follow steps 2 and 3. \n\n2. Shut down the computer and plug the keyboard into the keyboard port. The keyboard port is usually marked with a "keyboard" symbol. Plug the mouse into the mouse port (usually marked with a mouse symbol). \n\n3. Reboot the computer; the keyboard should work now. If keyboard doesn't work, check your BIOS to make sure the BIOS recognizes the keyboard. You should see the words, "installed" or "enabled" under the keyboard. \n\n4. If the BIOS recognizes the keyboard but it still doesn't work, you may have a bad keyboard port. \n\n\nI Spilled a drink on my keyboard! \n\n\n1. If you spill any liquid in the keyboard, turn it upside down ASAP. Drain all the water out of the keyboard, shaking it if necessary. If you've spilled water into the keyboard, just let it dry. You may use a hair dryer to dry out area under the keys (remember, too much heat and you could damage the electrical components). \n\n2. If you've spilled a soda into the keyboard, completely rinse it in warm water. No soap please! You may use a hair dryer at this point or just let it dry for 2 days. Ensure the keyboard is perfectly DRY before you attempt to use it again. Don't plug a wet keyboard into electrical equipment. Think safety. \n\n5. If the keyboard still doesn't work, replace the keyboard. \n\n\nOnly Types Capitals \n\n\nUSUALLY THIS IS CAUSED BY THE "CAPS LOCK" KEY BEING LEFT ON. PRESS "CAPS LOCK" KEY ONCE to fix this problem. \n\n\nPage Up/Page Down Keys Are Locked \n\n\nYour "Scroll Lock" function may be engaged. Press the Scroll Lock Key once. \n\n\nLetters on Keyboard Don't Work \n\n\nCheck to see if there are any obstructions to th
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I'm not sure the spelling is right.  I suppose there are tone marks too but you can't write them here.  I can help if you can scan that note as graphics and email it to me kn_bui@yahoo.com
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I agree with the poster who said make sure you have things written down.  You didin't explain how old your child is or what type of problem you are having, so this might not even apply.\n\nMy daughter had a problem when she was in seventh grade.  She never did learn cursive writing (still hasn't learned it and she now has an undergraduate degree with a double major and is working on a masters).  In 7th grade her teacher held her work up in class one day to show all the examples of what NOT to do in a writing assignment.  Then he went on and told the next class about it as well when someone came back into class and said that my daughter was crying in the washroom - he explained to them why she was probably crying. He also made a sarcastic comment to her as she was leaving that day and she made a nasty comment back to him then.  She was in tears when she got home and very upset.\n\nMy response to her was that she needed to write a letter to the principal and explain what happened and why she was upset.  I told her she needed to give the teacher a copy of the letter because you can't make a complaint about someone in writing without giving them  a copy.  Her letter was two pages long.  The end result was that the teacher had to apologize to my daughter.  \n\nSo my advice is be diplomatic and follow sensible channels.  Be calm.  Put things in writing if they are not resolved with the usual contacts.  If your child is old enough (by fourth grade they can usually state their case quite well) make sure the child is involved in stating the case and the problem.  If there is a meeting my preference would be to have the child there and let him explain what is wrong.\n\nIf necessary get the principal involved.  Hopefully you won't have to take it beyond the principal.  Most principals want a peaceful school and like ot get issues resolved.\n\nI hope this helps.