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I have an ibm x21 and I am not sure what i did to it
however half of the keyboard only types numbers and you
have to hit the function key in order to type a letter.
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You have enabled the embedded numpad, check the
documentation to turn it off.
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"angryblack" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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|I have an ibm x21 and I am not sure what i did to it
| however half of the keyboard only types numbers and you
| have to hit the function key in order to type a letter.
|
| Any help would be apreciated.
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You have a corrupt keyboard driver, OR you spilled bear on the keyboard,
hehe. Uninstall the keyboard driver
Go to Start/Right click 'My Computer'/Go to 'properties'/Hardware tab/click
device manager. click on keyboard driver tab/uninstall driver
"angryblack" wrote:
> I have an ibm x21 and I am not sure what i did to it
> however half of the keyboard only types numbers and you
> have to hit the function key in order to type a letter.
>
> Any help would be apreciated.
>
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angryblack wrote:
> I have an ibm x21 and I am not sure what i did to it
> however half of the keyboard only types numbers and you
> have to hit the function key in order to type a letter.
>
> Any help would be apreciated.
Is the " ibm x21" a laptop? If so, turn off the NumLock.
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