Hi,
This is a common problem with these keyboards. Even though they may look clean, however they could be at fault. Try to dissemble above mentioned keys and then assemble it. Sometimes, it works like charm. Unless, you need to replace the keyboard.
One other problem could be a keyboard IC on mainboard. However, i have only replaced it once. This is a rare possibility and usually seen in notebooks older than 5 years.
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Thanks for your response!!
It depends. If only those keys are creating an issue, you could replace only these keys. But, it would be tough to get only these keys. Also, it is better to replace the keyboard as there is no guarantee that it these could not happen to the other keys.
If you want to buy the keyboard, you could buy it from:-
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-Keyboard-Toshiba...
Note - You could get keyboard from $15 - $20 depending upon Brands.
However, i could advise you to seek a local repair if you do not have any notebook repair experience as this is quite a tricky job to replace keyboard.
Let me know,if needed further assistance.
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Can you hold the Fn key and then press the keys that you mentioned and see if they appear as typed? If yes, then your keys were just locked to Function mode. Please let me know.
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Nope. Nothing. Still no respose
This is not a Fn problem
Hi. thanks. Would I have to replace the entire keyboard or the key pad? Also where can I source that in the USA?
Thanks alot. I have experience in repairing laptops. I will buy it and install it.
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