Problem keyboard My logitech keyboard does not allow for continuous typing, most of the time it requires a pause between each letter, pounding key, or nothing. ?

hardware problem open your keyboard and check it is stuck with keys

driver is not installed properly
open your keyboard and check it has been stuck
just hw problem

Most likely the Number Lock is on (this is a small format keyboard and the 10 key number pad is sharing space with the letters). If this is the keyboard on the EEE, try pressing FN+Num LK. See http://support.asus.com if you need to check other keyboard issues like reinstalling the ACPI driver.

If the keyboard is one you added, you still need to find the NumLock key. Check the Logitech site if the above subject area is correct. (Just in case you need to use a Function key to force the lock to go off.)

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(Look for the NumLock key to the right of the function keys or near other keys like Pause/Break)

Cindy Wells

sounds like either there is something stuck under keys ie (kids toys, food scraps, stuff) or keyboard is bad

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Last time that happened to me there was something jammed between the Q and the A key or something stuck under the keys.

you should be useing "shift+3" cap lock is affect eh characters, not the special charaters and numbers.

With my IBM Thinkpad, I had to hold Shift+ScrLk to turn off Number Lock.

Sounds like your keyboard needs a clean and some new batteries.

Replace the keyboard.