Apple MacBook 13"White /2.0Ghz Intel Core2 Duo White/2GB (2x1gb)/80GB/SuperDrive (Z0DT) Mac Notebook "keyboard key" Questions

key doesn't work on my keyboard (Mac). The number three doesn't work on my keyboard. However the "#" key obviously does still work. Just not "three". I have a macbook. If you dont want to replace your

...key electronics. A MacBook Pro keyboard is NOT a user-replaceable part. Do not send the laptop to service center if its out of warrantty, because its very expensive, Try to buy a new keyboard and fix ...

...key on the keyboard you can also try an external keyboard just one that you can plug into the USB port it will work out just fine ometimes dust, lint, hair can cause the keys not to work. One single ...

...key on a PC Keyboard.) If you see a list of running applications pop-up then your hardware is fine, and the application your are using is suppressing the TAB key. You can also try to plug another USB ...

Macbook white keyboard keys 5, t, g, ?, ' stopped work Most likely keyboard is dying! Try connecting an external USB keyboard and use the keys not working on the other keyboard. If they work then it ...

...Keyboard/Mice and verify that these are as follows: Caps Lock = Caps Lock Control Key = Control Key Option Key = Option Key Command = Command If they are not, just press the RESTORE DEFAULTS setting ...

keyboard has a key marked "NUM LOCK," make sure it is not enabled. This is a common cause of some of the keyboard keys not being recognized. Not being able to inspect your machine personally, the only

How do I Return regular keyboard functionality on Apple MacBook Air notebook Purchased Refurbished MacBook Air. Keyboard won't function normally using keys without using combination commands. Was set ...

...key If you use a non-Apple keyboard that includes a Windows key, the Altkey is the same thing as pressing Option, and the Windows key is the same thing as the Command key. You can change how these ...

...keyboard in one piece. Rather, you must take out each key individually. This is done by putting a small flat object (butter knife, screwdriver, tooth of a PC fanboy) into the crevice between the ...