Keyboard with functions

If your computer has a USB-slot or a PCMCIA-slot, then it is capable of using a USB-to-wireless adapter stick, or a PCMCIA-to-wireless adapter-card.

Look on eBay -- find the model-number on the current battery, and search on eBay, being sure to search both "body" and "title" of eBay listings, to find "compatible" batteries.

The reason for your not being able to switch on the laptop without the charger could be a dead battery.

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You can locate the nearest centre from this URL: http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/globalEntitlement.jsp. Enter the serial number of the laptop to get further details.

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“To find “Enable” the “Keyboard with your system.” You can do the following: Shutdown the Computer, connect the Keyboard to your computer.
I. Turn on the computer. If the “Keyboard have a Power Button?” (Turn on) the keyboard.
II. Go to, Control Panel; click on Device Manager. Click to open Keyboards, in the (Keyboard Properties) Click on Driver (Box), next click to Update Drivers!
III. Click OK. Restart the computer. Check keyboards’ functionality.

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Run check disk for hard drive errors. I recommend immediately backing up all your data that you can, wiping it, and reinstalling your programs. The rebooting problem smells like a bad hard drive. I just went through it with a Compaq at work.

Use the fn key along with the f keys. There should be a picture either on or above each f key

It is one of the function keys, it will have a keypad symbol on it.
On my Toshiba it is the F11 key.
Try the Fn key + F11 key to enable the numbers, press the combination of key again to turn off Num Lock

To separate the top half from the bottom, you'll have to remove all the bottom screws, two screws in the back, and ... the keyboard (remove the cover strip in front of it), and the 3 or 4 long screws hidden underneath the keyboard.

That'll do it.