Keyboard My IBM R50E laptop has a problem with its keyboard. my right click key, down arrow, delete key, numberlock key does not work and there is a dot noise everytime i press these keys. I've open the keyboard and try to vacuum the dusty keyboard but it doesn't work. there is a connection between the keyboard and the laptop itself there is a slot and with a keyboard cable i've touched it do that damage the keyboard and worse my usb mouse now is moving and clicking by itself.
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On most HP laptops, you hold down the "fn" key (usually near the lower-left corner of the keyboard) and press the "num lk" key (usually near the upper-right).
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look at the F-1 thru F-!2 keys on top of keyboard if one has a mouse on it press it and the Fn key (bottom left on keyboard) at the same time to restart the mouse pad if this doesn't work go to control panel hardware devices mouse go to mose properties be sure it is set to Enabled
in device manager delete your sound card and restart. the computer should find the right files on restart, if not go to IBM and download the files from them to reinstall your sound card.
On the Thinkpad T30, the number lock key can be turned on or off by pressing the shift-key and the scroll-lock key. The scroll lock button is found at the top of the keyboard between the PrtSc button and the Pause button.
You should see the light with the arrow and the number 1 inside (just above the F7 key) turn on and off when you press this.
I think they have to be programmed into the game (whatever)that is?
Most game programmers do this anyway but in some games they use emulation such as what you experience ie;W,A,S,Z(they emulate the arrow keys).....there is no way out of this unless you go in to the game programme itself. Thats why you couldnt find any in C++
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