My laptop is Toshiba satellite c660-15n and after i format my PC the Fn key is not working what can i do

SOURCE: Fn/hot keys aren't working on my Toshiba Satellite M35.

Both of your answers can be fixed by using the hotkeys built into your keyboard.

Download and install this:

http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/downloads/sm30acpx.exe

then this one:

http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/downloads/sm30ctlx.exe

That should do the trick.

Ben Wabnick

• 2404 Answers
• Posted on Jun 27, 2009

SOURCE: Toshiba Satellite Touchpad not working

Restore the defaults in the BIOS to begin with, this will make sure its not a setting in there that is disabling the mousepad.

Then in windows see if the touchpad is working. If not then take the keyboard out with the power turned off.

When you take the keyboard out you will see the ribbon cable that comes from underneath the touchpad. disconnect it from the motherboard and reseat it firmly back in. Then turn back on the motherboard and see if the mousepad works. If it still doesn't then try the shortcut key to enable it.

If it does't enable then that means its either going to be a mousepad problem where you would have to replace the top cover assembly or a motherboard problem cause it could be where the voltage required to run that mousepad is missing.

SOURCE: toshiba satellite fn key display problem

Just download this :) It will fix your problem. If it doesn't work, just search for Toshiba Value Added Package Vista/XP (that depends on what Operative System you've got) and download for your Operative System.

SOURCE: FN key not working in Toshiba Satellite

Hey,

Try to install these utilies:

Toshiba Common Module
Toshiba Hotkey Utilities
Toshiba Touch Pad ON/Off Utilitiy
Toshiba Utilities.
... in the same order and reboot between them.

One guy posted it on some Forum.All credits to him :)

Hope it helps.

SOURCE: Touchpad doesn't work on Toshiba Satellite 305 PSAGU-03601V

Go to

Use a mouse or Tab+Aly keys

Win XP
Start > Control Panel > System
Click the "Hardware" tab
Click the "Device" manager button.
Click the cross near "Mice and other pointing devices".
Right click, "Enable"


Vista
As above but
Start > Control Panel > Device Manager