Top 20 Sony VAIO VGP-WKB1 Keyboard Questions & Answers

Try changing the battery in the mouse.

Change the batteries and see if it goes away...

Hi it may indicate low battery try replacing them. regards

go to sony web page, find support and download...find correct model number and drivers for keyboard, or something like functions for your notebook..... let's hope there will be also driver for 8.1 already

I've had similar problems and it turns out to be a defective keyboard. You could try blowing out the keyboard with a can of air to see if that helps. Also turn pc off before blowing and turn laptop upside down to see if anything like a staple comes out. Hope this helps. Henry

What does comma shift inverted mean?

Yes, Of course, you could be purchase USB receiver separate. I think If you want to buy it, then you can go with bestbuy site that provides it with reasonable price.

I think you have to use the combo because each has sensor. trying to use just wireless mouse on a laptop might not work because your laptop cannot read the signal from mouse. Now check if both have bluetooth as that may work.

Keyboard is not broken, unable to connect.http://www.2deals.net/Keyboard/HP-Compaq.html

thats because u have problem in lappy's configuration. format it and u will have a good result

press both shift and hold it for awhile , see if it starts working.

I'm not sure how to tell you to correct the problem but the same thing happened to me and really messed with my head until I found out that there are several setting for different languages. The keys apparently mean something different from our language. Go in and reset your keyboard . Some have a drop down box that will let you choose your language. I wish I could tell how to correct it but I don't know what kind of computer is. The Control panel should a place about keyboards and let you change it there. Gillight

Accidentally locking your Vaio keyboard can cause typed letters and/or numbers to appear on the screen very slowly, or not at all. The locking function can occur if a user holds down the shift key for more than eight seconds. This feature can be unlocked through the computer's Microsoft Accessibility Options.

1. Click "Start," "Control Panel," "Ease of Access" and "Ease of Access Center."

2. Click "Make the keyboard easier to use." A new window will appear.

3. Remove the check-marks next to "Turn on Mouse Keys," "Turn on "Stick Keys" and "Turn on Filter Keys." This unlocks your keyboard.

4. Click "Apply" to save changes, then "OK" to exit the window.

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Chances are you've changed the region on your laptop to another country. Basically, different countries have different layouts for the keyboard, so you need to change yours back to your native country.

To change it back:

1. Control Panel
2. Clock, Language and Region
3. Change Keyboards or other input methods
4. Change Keyboard
5. Select your country / language
6. Ok / close the windows.

This should solve your problem.

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Moza805

The number lock feature is enabled. You should see an indicator for the Num Lock (lit when on) that is next to the Caps Lock indicator.

You should be able to disable the lock by pressing Fn and Num Lock together on the keyboard. (On some Sony Vaio keyboards, type CTRL+ALT+NumLock or Shift+NumLock.) The number lock should be at the top of the keyboard near the F1-F12 keys. Sometimes the key is shared with the Scroll Lock function (otherwise it will be nearby). It's really easy for the Number lock to be enabled on some Sony keyboards; just some dirt between the keys can enable it when you didn't turn it on intentionally.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(I don't have the VGP-WKB1 wireless Sony keyboard and can't find a good picture of it to find the Num Lock key for this model.)

It could be that your hand accidentally hit the touchpad while you were typing, which would have moved the cursor. I've done this a few times before, so I'm fairly certain that's what happened. The cursor won't move on its own unless someone is controlling it, and it's highly unlikely that you have a trojan or a virus that is doing that.

Hope this helps!

Open control panel and the open KEYBOARD. Now you can set the level of timing which can be presetted to your requement.
Check on the links and test the keyboard. If not there are errors in the keypad or the drivers/OS.

usually to check if its working try to check if therea light on the keyboard
press capslock or NUm lock

if no go

Fn and F11
or FN and F6

in case nothing happens

Fn+ Numlock
ou also need to close the on screen keyboard ( if you open it )

hope it help thanks

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I don't see any keyboard problem there since it is working in BIOS. Try to use external keyboard to your laptop and see if the windows will respond. If same problem, I recommend to reinstall windows OS.
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Hello-

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I just want to verify the problem here... If you press a certain key the computer identifies or sees it as a different keystroke? Say you press the letter A, instead of getting the letter A up on the screen it gives you something else?

If that is the case it sounds like an issue with the keyboard itself. You see a Keybaord doesn't have a driver unlike other components like the sound card or the video card, unfortunately. If you wish to check and see if it is a define Keyboard hardware problem, on many Sony models, holding alt + F10 at boot will start the factory restore process. You can restore the computer to it's factory settings to isolate the issue, if restoring the computer to factory settings doesn't fix the issue, then the whole keyboard assemble needs to be replaced.

I hope this sheds some light on the issue your having w/ your laptop.


Regards,


Deathschythe