NOTEBOOK PC KEYBOARD PROBLEMS

only one way change the keyboard with new one. or use ans extrnal usb keyboard

replace keyboard, it will not cost you too much for the desktop PC, but if that is a laptop keyboard, i suggest to use a USB keyboard for the temporary use, their lot of USB keyboard that may suit to your need.

if you have a virtual keybaord please open it and look if the keypad numlock is on specially if you are using kaspersky product it has virtual keyboard feature, if you dont have virtual keyboard please insert an usb external keyboard on your notebook and look if the numlock light is on, if it is turn on turn it off and remove it.

The keyboard is faulty and has electrical faults that is causing the jumbled letters.
To test the laptop is functioning correctly connect an USB keyboard to your laptop and check to see if the USB keyboard types correctly. If not then the laptop has a serious fault and possibly needs a new motherboard.
If the USB keyboard works OK the you need to replace the laptop's faulty keyboard.
You may be able to get a replacement keyboard from this WEB site.
http://www.yallstore.com/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result&search_in_description=1&zenid=1lrjst3ncshlb4c7frn9bev3c3&keyword=keyboards

A replacement keyboard is fairly cheap from ebay and easy to fit but in the mean time, why not use a USB external keyboard?

sounds like you have engaged crtl lock on your keyboard - not sure of the keyboard layout you have buy somewhere on it is a key with crtl lck on it -press that and the problem will be resolved.

You need to have the keyboard replaced. If you can't get it fixed locally, contact me for shipping information, I fix these kinds of problems a lot.

hello

Some of the letters stop working due to dust that stuck between the pad and board..Or due to degradation.

So you can try cleaning the keyboard with vacuum cleaner and clean properly between the keys.

If the keys still don't work you can replace the keyboard as it is replaceable.

Thank you

Ok ya gonna haveta get a New Keyboard for ya Lappy... they are relatively easy to replace they are an "All-in-one" thing and usually have a ribbon cable that plugs into the motherboard... ya could disconnect it for now and plug in an external keyboard to ya Lappy to get ya going... But be gentle getting the old keyboard out.. maybe even go online and get a Manual to see how it comes apart.. else it's off to the shop. GL

only two possibilities, first is the rocker springs at each end or the bar are causingit to not make contact. or the bubble switches under the keyboard. I had a similar problem on an inspiron 6400 and I had to VERY CAREFULLY remove the keyboard,then the button to reach the bubble switch which had lost the plastic bushing that covered the shorting contact, good luck given the insane price that dell wanted for a new keyboard fixing it myself was the option.