Dell by Logitech Wireless Keyboard Acting Up

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I am having a problem with my Dell Logitech wireless keyboard that
came with my 4550. The arrow keys have stopped working. I changed
the batteries, but wondered if there is something I may have pushed to
turn them off. Everything else on the keyboard seems to be working
OK.

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I tried that without success. I took the cover off and blew it out
with canned air, but still no go. The arrow keys are just dead. It's
a rubber membrane style of keyboard, so not too much can go wrong with
the keys. I could see dirt under one, but not all of them. Looks
like I better call Dell.

Dick

On Sat, 31 Jul 2004 21:05:58 -0400, "Tom Scales" <tomtoo@softhome.net>
wrote:

>I have the same keyboard (came with my 4550) and there is nothing special
>about the arrow keys.
>
>Might just be something lodged underneath the keys. Pick up the keyboard
>and tilt it towards you with the front edge aimed down. Rap it hard, a
>couple times, against your desk
>
>Shaked the junk out.
>
>Tom
>"Dick" <LeadWinger> wrote in message
>news:bsfog0dvalbsi0i15m36t19vr9qcirsgni@4ax.com...
>> I am having a problem with my Dell Logitech wireless keyboard that
>> came with my 4550. The arrow keys have stopped working. I changed
>> the batteries, but wondered if there is something I may have pushed to
>> turn them off. Everything else on the keyboard seems to be working
>> OK.
>