Msi laptop cannot get the lower characters of:"<>? to work also the numbers dont work only characters above

An upper or lower case letter is considered an alpha character. A numeric character is a number. Special characters are what you see when you press the shift button and a number. There are other special characters such as ;:'"/?.>,<[{]} that are also available on standard keyboards.

How to fix - Setup cannot find ProPlus.WW\ProPsWW2.cab

When you receive the error "Setup cannot find ProPlus.WW\ProPsWW2.cab" it might mean the MD5 checksum the install was expecting and the one on the actual file do not match. Here's how I fixed the issue.
First let me explain in simple terms what the MD5 is. MD5 is an algorithm that is used to verify data integrity. If anything in the file changes the MD5 will also change so it's a way for the program to check the integrity of the file.

The MD5 file is kept in the setup file of the proplus.ww folder. Open it with notepad and find the section that looks similar to the following **the numbers after "MD5 =" is what you need to be concerned with. Also remember that your numbers may differ. **


<LocalCache DownloadCode="{90140000-0011-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE}" SkuComponentDirectory="ProPlus.WW">
<File Id="Office64WW.xml" MD5="899A7D743D01852EBD036B465D1EF181" Size="4685" RelativeCachePath="Office64WW.xml" RelativeSourcePath="Office64WW.xml"/>
<File Id="Office64WW.msi" MD5="43B44C38BE513D9589ECAC7129DDC7C3" Size="3025408" RelativeCachePath="Office64WW.msi" RelativeSourcePath="Office64WW.msi"/>
<File Id="OWOW64WW.cab" MD5="E1E97F01F4292B89953204557A043C7D" Size="23865400" RelativeCachePath="OWOW64WW.cab" RelativeSourcePath="OWOW64WW.cab"/>
<File Id="ProPlusWW.xml" MD5="146CA2B8E1559F81E8DF6A3AED949E2A" Size="17252" RelativeCachePath="ProPlusWW.xml" RelativeSourcePath="ProPlusWW.xml"/>
<File Id="ProPlusWW.msi" MD5="F7DCCD578605F72AEEED775C9EB40AB8" Size="24809472" RelativeCachePath="ProPlusWW.msi" RelativeSourcePath="ProPlusWW.msi"/>
<File Id="ProPsWW.cab" MD5="3EA469E81A6064AE4BEFE4A9ACF36A9D" Size="149278843" RelativeCachePath="ProPsWW.cab" RelativeSourcePath="ProPsWW.cab"/>
<File Id="ProPsWW2.cab" MD5="86BEB0B6A2E76E95E580615185C06B04" Size="197934115" RelativeCachePath="ProPsWW2.cab" RelativeSourcePath="ProPsWW2.cab"/>
<File Id="setup.exe" MD5="4D92F518527353C0DB88A70FDDCFD390" Size="1100664" RelativeCachePath="setup.exe" RelativeSourcePath="..\setup.exe"/>
<File Id="osetup.dll" MD5="FCC38158C5D62A39E1BA79A29D532240" Size="5789544" RelativeCachePath="osetup.dll" RelativeSourcePath="osetup.dll"/>
<File Id="ose.exe" MD5="9D10F99A6712E28F8ACD5641E3A7EA6B" Size="149352" RelativeCachePath="ose.exe" RelativeSourcePath="ose.exe"/>
<File Id="pkeyconfig-office.xrm-ms" MD5="3DCFF1DCDEB1B837EC8F13351C8A92AC" Size="715834" RelativeCachePath="pkeyconfig-office.xrm-ms" RelativeSourcePath="pkeyconfig-office.xrm-ms"/>
<File Id="PidGenX.dll" MD5="7F120AAD20ECAE1EA421083F26611519" Size="1248016" RelativeCachePath="PidGenX.dll" RelativeSourcePath="PidGenX.dll"/>
<File Id="Setup.xml" MD5="" Size="" RelativeCachePath="Setup.xml" RelativeSourcePath="Setup.xml"/>
</LocalCache>
Next you will need to download and install an MD5 checker. I'll leave the process of how to use the MD5 to you to learn but it's pretty simple.

Next run the MD5 checker on the file/s that produce the errors during install. *there may be more than one*

Now there are 2 ways to work around this - If the MD5 on the checker did not match the MD5 in the file it probably means the file is corrupted so your best bet is to download the software again or get another disk.

Another less recommended way is to copy/paste the MD5 from the checker into the file (remember to make a backup of your setup file before) then save it and run the install again. This fools the installation process into verifying that your installation files are all OK.

Good luck!!

what if u dont have the remote any more

Can you copy paste the code into a txt document .and upload it and send me the link please .
It is very hard to guess from this code .

P000257700 is microphone number and it could be placed in different places depending on the Toshiba series laptop itself, but most probably it is either (A) right above the screen or (B) right in front of the keyboard where you hold your palms while typing with fingers.
There should be a small hole with either "MIC" written besides or some microphone symbol like <<*>>
P.S. You can also plug ear-buds in the microphone socket - it seems strange, but it ear-buds work just like a microphone.

1. Press <function> then "Down Arrow" on the <start> button until [ENTRY MODE] appears.
2. Press "Right Arrow" on the <start> button until [OWN NUMBER SET] is displayed.
3. Press "Right Arrow" [ENTER FAX #] will display.
4. Enter your fax number with the number keys (max. 20 digits). To insert space, press <#>, to enter "+" press <*>. To clear a mistake press <speaker> button.
5. Press <start/memory> button.
6. Enter your name by pressing number keys for each letter. Will display the capital letter for each of 3-4 letters to number, then number, then the lower case letters for each press. Use "Right Arrow" to go to next letter, if using the same number key (IE: B to A uses 1, use "right arrow" to go to next space). The #1 will give a space between words. (Max. 24 Characters).
7. Press <start/memory> [DATE&TIME SET] will display.
8. Press <stop> to exit.

The answer is ALT + 191

To obtain an ALT Character:

1. Make certain that the Num Lock key has been pressed to activate the numeric key section of the keyboard.
2. Depress the Alt key.
3. While the Alt key is depressed, type the proper sequence of numbers (on the numeric keypad) of the ALT code from the table above.
4. Release the Alt key, and the character will appear
   

Found here... http://www.tedmontgomery.com/tutorial/altchrc.html


You will find all the special characters there.

Thanks,

John C.

dim text as string
text="AbCd123" 'testing purposes
for i=1 to len(text)
select case asc(mid(text,i,1))
case is < 65:'a number
case 65 to 97: 'upper case
case is >97 : 'lower case
end select
next

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