HP Pavilion dv6000z Notebook "third lock key keyboard" Questions

lock light is on but all effort to turn it off proved abortive.Non of the keys is responding.Can someone tell me what i can do to fix this problem? I'm eagerly waiting. If the keys are not responsive,

key on the keyboard and make sure that each one feels like it is operating correctly. The third step is to disconnect the keyboard and power up, if possible. Please try these things and get back to me

...key wouldnt be software so either there is something stuck like food or some other foreign material underneath the keyboard or if not its just a bad hardware keyboard and could deal with the ...

...third key keyboard? example when I clik on the "p", he wrote "*" and not "p" unless pressing "p" I also touch on the FN T.y Hi Its Numeric keyboard function that you can disable by using FN+Num Lock ...

...third function The purpose of a laptop's function key is to activate the secondary function of any dual-purpose key. The function key can accidentally be locked into place if you hit the wrong ...

...third option because crtl would just turn it into a capital and i'm not sure what i've done. In order to get it to type as a letter i have to press and hold down the FN button. Can i fix this???????? ...

2nd and third row of keys wont work they seem to be locked i would recommend bringing the laptop in and ask to replace it or unlock it. or buying a usb cord keyboard.

...third tab (above the Num lock key). 6) Tilt the keyboard approx 30 degrees and slide it towards the screen to release the lowermost tabs from the slots in the chassis. If the keyboard is stuck, try ...

...third character beside the semicolon is actually part of group that belongs with the number keys when number lock is on .. so for instance on my laptop I have / by 0 a * under p a - by ; and + by / ...

lock it up. Usually the keys that stick are the longer ones to the sides of the keyboard. They tend to get press down at an angle as well as being where spills and dirt buildups tend to show up first.