Fujitsu Laptop keyboard problem

How to Replace a Fujitsu LifeBook S2210 Fan
1. Follow your laptop owner's manual and assembly guide carefully as you disassemble the laptop. Touch something metal periodically to remove static charge, and work on a large table with a bright light source.
2. Turn off the laptop and unplug it. Remove the main battery, DVD drive , Ac adapter and the hard drive. The hard drive is usually located in a slot on one side of the laptop. Remove the screw that holds the cover in place, then pull out the hard drive, screen sled.
3. Turn the laptop over and remove the screws on the bottom that hold the keyboard in place. Flip the laptop over, open it, then lift the keyboard up and out. Unplug the flexible ribbon cable that connects the keyboard to the motherboard.
4. Remove the screws that hold the laptop keyboard bezel and palm rest in place. Carefully pry loose any plastic snaps on the sides, then lift the bezel and palm rest up and out.
5. Unplug the Fujitsu LifeBook S2210 CPU Cooling Fan. Remove the screws that hold the heat sink and fan in place, then remove the entire unit from the laptop. Remove any thermal compound residue from the bottom of the heat sink and the CPU.
6. Apply a thin layer of thermal compound on the CPU, then replace the heat sink and cpu cooling fan. Replace the screws, plug the Fujitsu LifeBook S2210 Fan back in, then reassemble the laptop.
7. Plug the laptop in and turn it on. After you use it for a few minutes, you should hear the new Fujitsu cpu cooling fan running and feel warm air blowing from the vent on the side of the laptop. A Fujitsu LifeBook S2210 Fan does not run continuously, so don't be concerned if the Fujitsu LifeBook S2210 Fan shuts off periodically.

Remove the Keyboard on a Fujitsu Laptop

Fujitsu makes several series of laptops, with multiple models in each series. Some Fujitsu keyboards are attached with only a few tabs and can be removed with little hassle, but other laptops require more steps to remove the keyboards.
Difficulty:Moderate Instructions Things You'll Need

• Flat, hard piece of plastic
• 1Prepare a clean and organized workspace.
• 2Turn the laptop off. Turn the laptop over and slide the battery switch to pop out the battery.
• 3Turn the laptop back over and remove the keyboard bezel, the thin piece of plastic directly above the keyboard, by prying it up with a small flat object, such as a hard piece of thin plastic.
• 4Lift up the keyboard and flip it over to rest on the mouse/palm rest.
• 5Disconnect the motherboard connection by carefully pulling down on the two tabs on either side of the connector. After the connection is unlocked, gently pull the cable to disconnect it.
• 6Remove the keyboard.

Tips & Warnings

• Discharge any static electricity by touching a metallic surface before working with your computer, to avoid damaging sensitive circuits.
  

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Here the list of FUJTISU SIEMENS-AMILO models and where the wireless switch is located. Hope this will helps. Check what family your laptop belongs to then turn on the wireless swith using the list below:


Fujitsu Siemens Amilo A Series ---- Button above the keyboard on top right
Fujitsu Siemens Amilo D Series ---- Button above the keyboard on top right
Fujitsu Siemens Amilo K Series ---- Not Wireless
Fujitsu Siemens Amilo L/EL Series ---- Fn / F1 to turn on/off
Fujitsu Siemens Amilo La Series ---- Fn / F2 to turn on / off
Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Li Series ---- Easy launch button (one of 3) on top of keyboard

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Yes, It sounds like a bad keyboard to me. Or possibly a bad cable to the keyboard. Replace both and try again.

There should be several screws located on the bottom of the laptop directly below the keyboard. Often times, it will have a keyboard symbol next to it. Remove those screws, lift up the keyboard, disconnect the cable, and perform these steps in reverse to put the new keyboard in.

Click Start

Control Panel

User Accounts

In this screen you can change it back so you dont have to put an entry code.

Good Luck

If you are receiving little shock is obviusly that something wrong in the power circuit of your motherboard. This malfunction could be also affecting your keyboard performance. Start replacing parts without know exaclty which is the problem is not a good idea. There are several causes, related to this issue. Your laptop must be serviced

Your cheap way out would be to contact Fujitsu. They can sell you a Windows XP CD for that laptop that is in English. If you buy your own, it will cost you more. The one that they sell you will only work on that brand of laptop. It will be less than half the cost of a store bought Windows XP though.
The problem with the Asian keyboard; You will have to have them sell you an American keyboard. I am sure that the laptop is at least worth the cost.
I hope that this Fixed your problem.

what operating system do you use? have you check already the bios of you laptop, it need a upgrade.

Try starting your pc in "Safe Mode" This will load the absolute lowest setting you laptop will run. See if it acts the same in safe mode as normal. If it does not, do a system restore back to an earlier date (a week or so) when this was functioning properly. If it does, try to log on to the mfg website and reinstall the keyboard driver for your laptop.