how do i reset the keyboard power on option on a vb-601 mainboard/?
488127
reset the jumpers to 1 & 2 (keyboard power on)
965224
try coding ur own keyboard driver\n\nsuch that when A is pressed u translate it into a AB to the OS
660735
well go to control panel-power settings and adjust it from there ... make sure you dont have the settings too sensitive ... enjoy ..
291372
Check for keyboards icon in the control panel if you are using windows..\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/\n\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
372472
What a really bad accident.  Try to hook up a USB or PS/2 keyboard and see if the keys respond to that.  You might need to go to a technician, but I don't even know if they can help.  In the worst case, you probably need to get any important data from the laptop's hard drive by removing it and hooking it up to a desktop.  Then reinstall everything from the BIOS on up.\n\nLesson to remember: always check how much battery power you have, or at least plug it into the wall if you're doing any installations or critical system tasks.
632886
you have NumPad "on" in your keyboard. Press combination of Fn + NumPad button to turn off numpad. after, make sure some light at top of your keyboard representing NumPad is lit off. It will work fine
504542
How can I disable my insert key on my keyboard.
133963
1. Go to Start > Run\n\n2. Copy and paste this text into the small window (without quotes):\n"powercfg /g off /option videodim"\n\n3. Click OK\n\nIf you want to re-enable dimming on battery power, replace "off" with "on"
357771
Is you keyboard USB - If so check your BIOS for usb legeacy support - if this is enabled - disable it\n\nHave you checked for the most recent BIOS updates for your pc - may have to flash it \n\ngood luck
319954
The "E" on the keyboard is faulty?
563032
guess its a faulty keyboard\n\ntry changing keyboard to find out , easiest remedy i would say \n\n- - - best of luck
835788
My take:  the keyboard is probably toast.\n\nCleaning it is worth a try, but I'd start checking into getting a new one.
210351
PSU failure, where the volatge exceeds ~8.5v. Check the keyboard connector to make sure it's clean.\n\nHave an experienced person look at it (don't pay to have it serviced until a friend says so, that's just stupid)\n\nUsually the fuse connected between the power and the keyboard connector would blow out before the keyboard would.
532545
if it commected by USB, unplug iot and then plug it back up, if it is ps2, then shut down computer, unplug it plug it back uo, and then restart. if it still does not work, probably a bad keyboard
620480
There will be a NumLock key.\nIt should toggle and there should be an associated led indicating that it is on.\nWhen numlock is on, some of the keys will take alternate values:\n7, 8 and 9 become keypad 7, 8 and 9 \nu, i and o become keypad 4, 5 and 6\nj, k and l become keypad 1, 2 and 3\nm becomes keypad 0\n\nMy current laptop actually requires use of the Fn key, so to produce (for instance) ± \nrequires me to hold down both alt and Fn, and press k u j in turn, then release.  You have to release, even if you want consecutive ASCII characters.\n\nI'm fairly certain Fn wasn't required on my previous laptop.
680443
Check the connection.  Most problems are a loose connection, or a bent pin.  Also, make sure that nothing is depressing any of the keys when the computer boots up.  If the keyboard is sending signals to the computer during the boot phase, it may register as an "Keyboard Missing/Error" message.\n\nOtherwise,\nTry another keyboard.  If it works, then your keyboard is faulty (cheap to replace).  If the other keyboard doesn't respond, then it might be the connector on the motherboard (which is very bad).\n\nHope this helps.
276219
Why not check the simplest thing first. Go to Control Panel and select Power Management. Check the entry Standbymodus - is there a time defined? If yes, set it to none or never.