Somehow I keep changing my keyboard to Alt Char on my Lenovo laptop. I don't know how I am doing it or how to change it back. Restarting my computer resets it.

I don't think so that the laptop supports backlit keyboard as there is no cable for keyboard lights in motherboard but i suggest to check with lenovo suport first.

If your Lenovo is running Windows, you use your keyboard to shut it down. One way is to press ctrl + alt + delete; this will open the task manager. Use the keyboard to select your options or to shut it down from here.
Another way is by pressing alt + f4, but you must be in your desktop (main display). Also use the keyboard to select your options.

You're probably running Windows, and that's a common problem, and usually very easy to fix. If you are using a wireless mouse, remove the USB receiver, wait 10 - 20 seconds and put it back in. If that doesn't work, remove USB rec. , shut off mouse and go through a restart. Try restarting with them removed, if it doesn't work, try restart with them in and turned on. You can use keyboard commands to do this next part If that doesn't work, go into the Control Panel, system, device manager, mouse, right click ( lined square to right of space bar ) then properties, reset to default - The windows symbol beside space bar is the start menu, the arrows control scrolling through options or moving the page, TAB changes what the computer is focused on, ALT and F4 closes whatever program you're focused on - pressing it twice will cause a restart. And if your comp ever jams up, press CTRL, ALT and DELETE at the same time, opens task manager and unjams,,, usually. Hope some of that helped. Grimm

Hello the keyboard is malfunctioning and needs to be replaced.

A computer repair shop or a lenovo dealer can change the keyboard for you.

I don`t know the exact price but we are talking about small money for the repair.

Good luck

press ctrl + alt and direction keys to change the position

Push the same 'function' key, to unlock it, and thus return to "normal" mode.

Or, turn the computer off, then turn it on.

On my acer aspire 5551 it works if you press the ALT Car Button on the right site and the green key

Hi Sandra,
Just press alt+shift simultaneously :)
You should see the language changed in the bottom right corner.
Hope this helps, wbwTeam

If you use Windows XP, Try restoring your computer to earlier time using System Restore,
on Explorer click Help menu - Help and Support Center and then select Undo changes to your computer using System Restore.
Good Luck!

Click on the extended monitor which is out of sync with the main monitor and click CTRL + ALT + UP

Thanks,
Vasu