Could someone give "morad m" a keyboard that works properly?
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he already asked that himself, 15 times.
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The "E" on the keyboard is faulty?
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I've only seen regular keyboards that are ivory or beige.  Search in keyboards on yahoo and maybe you'll find one\n\nPIck me already.  I would be very happy with the points
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If it's a laptop, check to see if it's warranteed. My friend did that, and the thing was new enough that the company sent a replacement board to a local computer place to replace it for her. You'll want to leave out the "beer" part though when you talk to them. I bought the insurance for just that purpose!She didn't buy insurance, it was basic warrante came w/hers. Until then you should ne able to plug a normal PC keyboard into it and still use it!
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Reset CMOS. Better still, remove and replace the CMOS battery.  If that does not work, then you need to have the motherboard tested to see if the back panel connectors are working properly.\n\nEdited- PN   she said she already checked the keyboard on another pc, besides if the CMOS battery dies, it can do so quickly so you would not be able to tell if time was kept properly.  This is from years of experience with PC repair, so before you answer, read the question.
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You could always check on google for ASCII codes, WWW.org, for HTML help, or get a UK keyboard.
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I would have to say one where the 'T' and '?' keys don't get stuck. ; )\n\nSeriously, I don't think it is necessary to have the best keyboard, just use one that meets your wants and needs. I prefer the ones that have media buttons and the large style backspace key (as opposed to the ones with the little backspace key that is as big as a letter key). You should pick whatever features you like--ergonomic/most comfortable, best looking (in your opinion), quiet keys, wireless/wired, and so on. But I don't think you really have to spend a lot of money; when it comes to keyboards, I think that good enough is perfectly fine.\n\nIf you are just curious, and aren't looking to purchase a keyboard; I don't think there is one keyboard that is the best. As I said above: it’s a matter of your likes and dislikes, and those can vary greatly from person to person. \n\nIn my opinion, the best keyboard is the one that I am using right now.  It isn’t the most comfortable, but it isn’t uncomfortable. It certainly isn’t the best looking, but that doesn’t matter to me. It isn’t quiet, but I don’t care. It isn’t wireless, but I have no use for that. It is the best for me because it is sitting in front of me now (so I don’t have to buy anything or plug it in), it was pretty cheap (it cost $16.67; and speakers, a monitor, and a Pentium 3 computer came free with it), it has enough media buttons for me, the backspace key is big enough, and all the keys come back up when I press them.
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Do this.  Unplug the keyboard and then turn on the computer and let it start up all the way.  Then plug in the keyboard.  Your system should recognize it as new hardware and prompt you to install the driver.  (you'll get a pop up wizard that will walk you through the steps).  really  easy. \n\nIf that does not work then try uninstalling the keyboard and then reinstall it.   Go to your control panel, add/remove hardware.  Find the keyboard and uninstall.  Shut down and restart and then plug it in and reinstall. \n\nIf all of that fail...unplug the keyboard and take it to best buy.  Tell them what's going on, tell them that you would like to buy a new one but you would like them to test your keyboard first.    They will plug it up to one of their computers and test to see if it's working.  Then you will know for sure if it's defective or not.
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Buy a better keyboard.  Especially since you're a gamer, there are way better keyboards out there.  Look into the Saitek Eclipse http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?DEPA=0&type=&Description=saitek+eclipse&Submit=ENE&N=0&Ntk=all\nor the Logitech G15 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16823126179\nboth are excellent at gaming and the G15 even has an LED display that will show different stats.  Bith are pretty quiet and feel real nice and look awesome also. I use the eclipse and I love it.  Get rid of that Dell POS keyboard.
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the keyboard layout can be found here\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/keyboards/kbdTCCJ.htm\n\nmicrosoft have a list of keyboard layouts... see link below\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/reference/keyboards.mspx
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Directron.com and Newegg.com should have some available.\n\nDirectron has a section just on color keyboards:\n\nhttp://www.directron.com/colorkb.html
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I tried to draw you one in MS Paint, but it didn't turn out too good... go here instead\nhttp://www.beyondlogic.org/keyboard/keybrd.htm
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you have to get another keyboard ..
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Suggestions:\ncheck that the connection is secure - it may be that simple.\n\nCan you temporarily swap it around with the keyboard on another PC?  This might indicate whether the problem lies with the keyboard or the driver.\n\nIf you go to the device manager and uninstall the keyboard, then reboot, the driver should be reloaded when Windows detects the new hardware as it restarts.  That may fix the problem...\nHope this helps...
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I am planning to buy a PSR 520 keyboard tomorrow
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Go onto your control panel and into 'regional and language options' ensure that the standard is set to your correct country (american keyboards have the @ where our " is... and if you notice... have NO POUND SIGN!)\n\nthat should set your keyboard back to normal.
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Cleaning the Keyboard:\nMaybe it has dust under the buttons making it not working properly, or something sweet was spilled over it...\n\nBe ware...fixing the keyboard buttons back in polace after removing them isn't that easy thing...\n\nIf you can invest in a new Keyboard and keep the current one for backup, then do so easier...