@key in the wrong place - ASUS 90-A4C1K1000 Keyboard

it seems you maybe using the wrong key to start the car (it appears your model car as a key detection system that stops the car from being used if the wrong key is placed in as new cars will read a chip inside the key and determine if the key is being used by the right owner of the car if the car determined that the key isnt the right one the car's motor will shut down preventing theft of the car if the wrong key is used more then a set limit the car WILL disable itself from being started untill the right key is used)

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One of the tumbler blades has been pushed out farther than normal due to the cut of the wrong key. WD40 the lock inserting the tube into it. Put in the correct key and jiggle it while trying to turn key back and forth. Repeat as necessary. If after multiple attempts don't work (be patient) then tap the outside of the lock where you insert the key with a block if wood or small hammer. The vibration is what will allow the tumbler blade to slip back into place.

Try to use the caps lock key.maybe try it with caps lock on and off.

" 32 key driver manager"? Can you explain? Post the Make, Model of laptop and the OS you are using. Are you refering to the Windows Activation/Product Key?

It sounds like the alignment is off. You might want to try to twist the outside of the housing the key goes into while sticking the key in. Once in line the key should go into place. Once in place take key back out and shoot some WD 40 or whatever lube you might have into the slot this should help until you have a new tumbler installed. Hope this helps. Koladge

This is a common problem and easily fixed, so don't worry. The key on your keypad has retainers under the keypad. You need a set of tweezers to squeeze the retainers and then place the key over and it should lock in place. If your key is still intact with your keyboard, but its just not working. You could get a Phillips flathead screwdriver and pry the key and see if there is anything wrong under. Maybe it might be sticky. You could try cleaning it with a Q-tip. Put the key back on just like the steps above. Hope this helps!

try takeing you xbox closer to your broadband box this will help then simply just put it back where it was when you have conected

They may have removed the keys to clean the keyboard and placed them back in the wrong spot.
Check the keys against another beyboard and see if the keys have been placed in the wrong spot.
Take it back to the people/company that did the work and tell then the keyboard is not working properly.

SOUNDS LIKE YOU NEED A COMPUTOR UPDATE TAKE IT TO BMW SHOULDNT BE MORE THEN 200.00 TO DOWNLOAD UPDATES FOR NAVAGATION AND KEYS.