Some keys of laptop dont work like q,e,t,i,o,enter up arrow

Please follow the instructions in my tiphttp://www.fixya.com/support/r10240812-reset_windows_2000_xp_vista_7_login

1. In case you want to perform a clean install (format hard drive and install a new windows...note that you will lose data so i suggest doing a back-up first), connect your usb drive to your laptop and put in your cd installer. Restart your laptop. When you see the dell logo, press F12 then release. (you have to really watch for it as the alloted time to do so is very small as you may have already noticed.) keep doing the press and release on the F12 key until a boot menu appears. Use your arrow keys to select the boot device to boot from (in this case, your external dvd drive)...

2. If that does not work, restart your laptop then go to the setup by pressing F2 when you see the dell logo (again, you really have to watch for it). when you are in, use arrow key to navigate to "system". press enter to expand the selection. Then use the arrow key again and select boot sequence. press enter. on the right side of the window, you will see the list / boot sequence. use arrow key to select usb external storage device. Then press U to move it to number one (see bottom screen for menu on navigation). When it is on number one, press enter. This will take you back to main menu. Press Esc key then choose save and exit. Your Laptop will then restart on your usb drive...watch for the "press any key to boot from cd..." then follow the instruction on windows 7 installation. Hope that helps...

his MIGHT work:

1. Click "Start," "Turn Off Computer" and then "Restart", if it is on. If your computer is off, turn it on by pressing the power button above the keyboard.
2. Press the "F2" function key on your computer's keyboard to enter the BIOS utility.
3. Use the laptop's right arrow key to scroll to "Main." Confirm that the "D2D Recovery" is "Enabled." If the D2D option is "Disabled," scroll down to the option using the down arrow key. Press "Enter" to change the option to "Enabled."
4. Use the laptop's right arrow key to scroll to "Exit." The "Exit Saving Changes" option will be highlighted. Press "Enter" to save the settings and exit the BIOS utility. Your Acer Aspire will restart.
Reformatting the Acer Aspire
1. Press the "ALT" and "F10" keys together while your computer is restarting and the Acer logo is showing to enter the Acer Aspire's reformatting utility.
2. Follow the on-screen prompts. Your laptop's hard drive will reformat and the original applications will be reinstalled. Your computer will restart after the reformatting process is complete.
3. Enter your name and other personal information when prompted during the Windows operating system setup process.

Hi,
To solve use this steps carefully.. Follow these steps.....

• On the printer's front panel, press the ENTER key.
• Using the Arrow keys, scroll to Utilities , and press ENTER.
• Press the ENTER key and the Up Arrow key simultaneously (allows access to the Service Test submenu).
• Using the Arrow keys, scroll to Bail Calib , and press ENTER.
• The bail will rise.
• Press the Up Arrow key until the bail makes a slight falling motion (approximately 1/4 inch). Each time the key is pressed, the bail will rise slightly.
• When the bail makes the falling motion, press ENTER to write the calibration value to the EEROM. This is the correct up position for the bail.
• When the message SUCCESS CALIBRATION press ENTER appears, press ENTER.
• Press the PREVIOUS key until the main front panel screen appears.
• Turn the printer off, then on to store the calibration value in the EEROM.
• Turn the printer on and load media

Thanks

hope it helps :)

I see your delema i would normally agree with beast_b9 however i fail to see how you can "right click". I recommend:

first put these instructions on paper

on your key board press Windows key + pause break
press tab untill it highlights the general tab
now with the right arrow go to hardware tab
press tab until device manager is highlighted now press enter
press tab and with the down arrow go down to "universal serial..."
press the right arrow and go down to usb root hub
press enter and press tab untill the general tab is selected
go right untill you reach driver tab
press tab utill rollback driver is selected
now press enter

Hope i could help
CBZ

Comment if you need more assistance

One of two solutions:

1) Enabling the EeePC Camera through the BIOS

Go into the BIOS Setup (press F2 when the screen lites up).
Right arrow key to Advanced
Down Arrow key to Onboard Devices Configuration
Enter
Arrow key down to Onboard Camera
Enter
Arrow key to Enable
Enter key
F10
Enter


2) You need to download the webcam driver from the Asus website.

I have both Linux and Windows XP versions of the EeePCs. And the Linux version comes with some educational software. While the Windows XP version does not.

The vast majority of no webcam is because it is toggled off in the BIOS.

Enabling the EeePC Camera through the BIOS
Go into the BIOS Setup (press F2 when the screen lites up).
Right arrow key to Advanced
Down Arrow key to Onboard Devices Configuration
Enter
Arrow key down to Onboard Camera
Enter
Arrow key to Enable
Enter key
F10
Enter

Hopefully that takes care of it. :)

Go into the BIOS Setup (press F2 when the screen lites up).
Right arrow key to Advanced
Down Arrow key to Onboard Devices Configuration
Enter
Arrow key down to Onboard Camera
Enter
Arrow key to Enable
Enter key
F10
Enter

Hopefully that takes care of it. :)

Yes you can go into your display properties and look in the settings tab and look for advanced click that and open color tab or the overlay tab, color tab should get your brightness turned up, And if you can't see you can go into your bios and adjust your brightness from there and get it back to where you can see it if you can't write me back here so we can try another method. Ok I hope that helps you out somewhat, Oh yeah you can also hook up an external key board into your usb connections and you should be able to work everything from that too.