keboard

[boni]

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hi, 2 ke s no working.
does an one know wha i can do abou 2 le ers be ween :
(r and u ) are no working on he ke board ? how can i us
on -screen ke board. or where 2 download . hanks

 

[Guest]

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A new keyboard starts at around US$5.
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP
mike.maltby@gmail.com


boni <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> hi, 2 ke s no working.
> does an one know wha i can do abou 2 le ers be ween :
> (r and u ) are no working on he ke board ? how can i us
> on -screen ke board. or where 2 download . hanks

 

[Guest]

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"Customizing Windows for Personal Use (1 of 3)"
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;312933
The very last Tip at the bottom of the page :-

Start | Accessories | Accessibility \ On-Screen Keyboard.

But, for the cost, you are probably better buying a new keyboard - they are
quite inexpensive.

Mart



"boni" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> hi, 2 ke s no working.
> does an one know wha i can do abou 2 le ers be ween :
> (r and u ) are no working on he ke board ? how can i us
> on -screen ke board. or where 2 download . hanks
>
>

 

[boni]

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no accessibili available in programs. no wizard ei her.? can i be
downloaded. hanks

 

[boni]

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and...d one in con ral panel mouseke s unable 2 selec se ings .

 

[Guest]

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boni wrote:
> no accessibili available in programs. no wizard ei her.? can i be
> downloaded. hanks
>
>

Open up your keyboard, blow the nailclipping out from under the "t" and
"y" keys and reassemble the keyboard.

your welcome

Rick

 

[boni]

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found 2 have under board a leas 6 screws. under dis add l small screws and
pla e requires removal. (complex) or r u sugges ing remove boaf kees alone
..
again...... i don have accesbl wizard ins alled , as per pop-up message.
would i require a cd 2 insall accessibi
- wizard.
reason clock here 11:34pm .needed make fligh arrangemen. will $ new one.
password is a problem.
jus needed 2 resolve above for fu ure use .... if possible. jaw response was
apprecia ed.

 

[boni]

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well i purchased kb for 9.99 . i have a ques ion. reg: ins alla ion (fill
in blanks). how 2 remove ke board drivers, prior 2 new ke board driver. and
is dare added s ep.... like SR. danks.

 

[Guest]

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Assuming that your old keyboard was ps/2 (small, round, plug with six pins)
or a serial connector AND your new one has the same connector, you should
only need to unplug the old and plug in the new - with the PC switched off.
Then re-boot and all should be well.

You shouldn't need to uninstall/re-install new drivers - UNLESS you've got a
USB, or wireless keyboard. In which case, follow the instructions included.
WinMe would 'normally' recognise (pnp) most keyboards.

If the new keyboard has a different type of connector, come back and tell us
what type it is.

Mart


"boni" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> well i purchased kb for 9.99 . i have a ques ion. reg: ins alla ion
> (fill
> in blanks). how 2 remove ke board drivers, prior 2 new ke board driver.
> and
> is dare added s ep.... like SR. danks.
>
>

 

[boni]

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danks, i is a ps/2. will now go ahead and change dell ke board. wif new kb.

 

[boni]

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just finish . appreciate your response and support.

 

[Guest]

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It has obviously worked! - t's and y's are back!!

Well done - and thanks for the feedback

Mart



"boni" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> just finish . appreciate your response and support.
>
>