My arrow key fell off my keyboard. the arrow key was located in the lower right had corner of the key board. I recently received it as a gift from my son and daughter in law. I located two of the keys that fell off but I cannot find the third key and the local computer stores do not sell replacements. I appreciate your help

1. Hold down the Fn key located at bottom left of your keyboard next to the Ctrl key.
2. Adjust the screen brightness using the up and down arrow keys located near the bottom right corner of the keyboard.

what is the operating system you are using ?

Hate to tell u this, but ther i no num lock key on that keyboard. the arrow keys normally seen in most usa boards are now located in the far lower right corner, and of course the numers are in the top of the keyboard.
great laptop, and fast. but that keyboard would really bug me, it'd take some time to get used to


cheers...pk

I have an Acer lap top and there is an Fn (function key) Icon on the <i and the i> keys that mimic a sun device. If you hold down the Fn key and tap the I> key down over on the right sideof the machine, then those taps should brighten the screen. Holding down the Fn key (left side) and tapping the <i key will dim the screen.

UPSIDE DOWN DISPLAY Caused by unintentional pressing Ctrl-Alt plus the down arrow key.
Restore by pressing Ctrl-Alt plus the up arrow key.
ALSO
To change the display from portrait to landscape
Press Ctrl-Alt plus a left or right arrow key.

turn off the source, hold the time button for 2 seconds (lower right hand corner), use left and right arrow keys to switch between hours and minutes, use the up and down arrow keys to set the correct hour and minute. hope this will help

Sometimes the brightness is on the arrow keys hit the Fn or function key and press down on the arrow to dim the light or press up on the arrow key to increase brightness

GOOD NEWS!
There is a scroll lock button on your computer and this is how you get to it.
Step 1
Click the Windows Start button which is located in the lower left corner of your screen.
Step 2
Click on All Programs. You will see a list of all the programs installed on your computer.
Step 3
Select Accessories from the list of available Programs. It is usually in the upper left on the list of available programs as the list is alphabetized.
Step 4
Select Accessibility, which is a sub-program of Accessories.
Step 5
Select the On-Screen Keyboard.
Step 6
Select the Scroll-Lock by clicking on the on-screen 'key' labelled 'slk' located upper right on the on-screen keyboard between the 'psc' and the 'brk' keys.

This should get that pesky scroll lock off right away!
Sincerely, CBR2009

Not a key combo--it's a display properties setting. Look for an icon for your
video card
in the lower right corner Notification Area. Right click on it to
adjust. If you don't have the icon, go to Display Properties, Settings,
Advanced, Rotation.
Or try control-alt and one of the arrow keys at the same time.