My old computer is asking me 2 type pass word in a diffrent dialoge box.But aftr typing, it becomes off wht do
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Open your computer & take out the cell which is located in its motherboard. Then replace the cell & start your computer.
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Wow, that is rather strange.  Though first approach the simple solution.\n\nIs it IE thats the problem or merely your keyboard?  Is it only the main enter key on the keyboard or does the one on the numpad work?  I normally wouldn't ask this, but you didn't use the Enter key in your paragraph once, so I have no clue if its solely the IE address line or your keyboard itself.  If not, explain further with more detail and I'll give it another shot.
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If you look under Tools then Options, you will see a section for Saved Passwords. You can eliminate some or all passwords. You can also turn off the option to Remember Passwords. (Uncheck the box.)\n\nHope that helps.
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This is a problem with how your keyboard is set up - you will need to check Control Panel/Regional Settings.\n\nOn a UK keyboard, the quotes is above the 2 key, but on a US keyboard the @ is above the 2.
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What exactly are you asking? Type a little slower, and read what you have typed before clicking the send button... It's almost impossible to work out what you mean!!!\n\nRawlyn.
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Does this happen outside of Internet Explorer?\n\nIn other words, test CTRL-F in other programs like Microsoft Word or Notepad.  Most importantly, we would also need to know if this has worked fine before in the past.\n\n\nIt would appear at this point that perhaps the keys on your keyboard aren't specified the way you think they are.  Laptops are notorious for this.  A lot of them have special function keys that can switch on options to cause certain keys to act differently.\n\n****  UPDATE  ****\n\nDid you try going to Edit -> Find from the menu at the top?  Does that option work correctly?\n\nBecause this doesn't happen in other apps such as Notepad, it's not an issue with your keyboard at least.  That's a good thing!
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guess its a faulty keyboard\n\ntry changing keyboard to find out , easiest remedy i would say \n\n- - - best of luck
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Go to Tools, Options, Edit, check Typing Replaces Section.\nThat ought to do it.\nPlease don't forget to award 10 points!\n-MM
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perhaps you are pressing the wrong one. i bet ther is like a keyboard settings on ur computer. just play around w/ it untill you can figure somthing out
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maybe your typing so fast that you didnt notice that your making an error in typing.do it slowly or better yet ask for your password, voila it will be sent to you thru your email
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Try ClearType Tuning from Microsoft..
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Your keyboard might be set up in the wrong mode.  Do the following:\n\n1. Go to Control Panel\n2. Open Regional and Language Settings.\n3. Go to the Language tab.\n4. Click Details.\n5. Pull down the list and make sure US is selected.
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Someone may have messed with your keyboard definitions.
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If you click on Tools-Options, then the Edit tab, make sure the Typing replaces selection box is checked.  That should be checked by default, and I'm not sure how yours isn't (if that's what the case is here).  But in any event, that should fix your typing issue.
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alt+3\n♥\nhold down the alt, push the three while still holding alt, then let go of both at the same time.  u may need 2 use the 3x3 keypad on the side of the keyboard.
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if you are using a lap top's keyboard, you probably have your number lock turned on. if you are using normal keyboard with number pad seperated, u need to check whether you have key stucked or most probably you have a spoilt keyboard.
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try this site www.lostpassword.com/wordperfect.htm