Numbers come up in place of letters - Dell Inspiron E1505 Notebook

Valid VIN numbers use the letters A-Z and numbers 0-9, except for the letters I, O, and Q. If the VIN is not working properly, check to see if letters and numbers have been accidentally inverted. Make sure the letter O was not entered in place of the number 0. Also, make sure the correct number of characters has been entered.

Retrieve Unlock Codes for Radio and Navigation Devices

Retrieving Your Code:
You can retrieve your code using this website by providing identity verification and vehicle information in a few simple steps.

Information You Will Need (click in the right link):
* Vehicle VIN Number (Vehicle Identification Number)
Every automobile has a unique Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) that contains information about that vehicle. You can find your 17-digit VIN:

1. At the base of your vehicle's windshield, on the driver's side
2. On your vehicle's registration
3. On your insurance statement or proof-of-insurance card
4. On your Honda Financial Services statement
5. On new owner surveys or customer satisfaction surveys sent by American Honda Motor Co., Inc.

Valid VIN numbers use the letters A-Z and numbers 0-9, except for the letters I, O, and Q. If the VIN is not working properly, check to see if letters and numbers have been accidentally inverted. Make sure the letter O was not entered in place of the number 0. Also, make sure the correct number of characters has been entered.

* Phone Number and Zip Code matching those on file
For security purposes, we verify ownership by comparing the phone number, zip code, and VIN you enter with those we have on file. Unless you have updated these values through Customer Services, the phone number and zip code will be those on file at the time the vehicle was purchased.

* Device Serial Number

There are several places to find your device's serial number:

The Radio/Navigation Code and the device unit's serial number are listed on the anti-theft ID card that comes with the vehicle. The card is usually placed in the glove box at the time of delivery.




You can retrieve your code using this website during the following hours:
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* 4:00 AM to 6:30 PM on Saturdays PST
* 4:00 AM to 9:00 PM PST on Sundays.

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These keys with numbers and letter have been placed to avoid having a separate number keypad as you have on a PC keyboard. There is also an led that glows when you press the Num LK (for Number Lock) key. When the led is glowing, you will get numbers and letter if it is not glowing. This arrangement has been made to save space on the laptop. You get a separate number keypad as an add on for those who need to use both hands typing numbers and letters simultaneously.

The date of manufacture is determined by the SERIAL NUMBER on the appliance. The following link explains how this is determined on GE products:

http://www.fixya.com/support/r3576454-determining_the_age_of_your_ge_appliance

The manufacture date is determined by the first two letters in the serial number. The first letter represents the MONTH of manufacture, while the second letter represents the YEAR.

The serial number and model number should be listed on a nameplate around the oven door opening, or lower drawer opening. Some manufacturers place the nameplate on the back of the control panel.

If you have any questions, please post back and let me know. I hope this helps you.

Remove the radio from the dashboard

Then post ALL the letters+numbers on any labels, barcodes and stamped in the metal casing

No...you will have to post the radio make+model plus all the letters+numbers on any labels, barcodes or stamped in the metal casing

Also quote the make of car

press alt or arrow key and select the number key .........repeat the same when u want the number to get displayed in place of letters

look in bios, for numlock boot
thats why the number function works instead of the letter,

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You've probably got number lock activated / deactivated. This is especially common if you're using a laptop computer. Look for the "Num Lock" button on your keyboard and try pressing it. If you're using a laptop and the Num Lock button is a different color, you might need to hold another key "Fn", Shift, Cntrl, etc while pressing "Num Lock".

If this is a brother typewriter the the homing mechinism probably has a broken plastic spring finger.
Turn the T/W off let it restart then mark the the P/W with a touch of white out then restart it, if the P/W stops at a different place the above is the problem.

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