ERROR 0210: Stuck key 7B Press F1 to setup . - IBM Lenovo ThinkPad T61 Notebook

First...pick at the keys to unstick the stuck one.
You can always connect your harddrive to another computer as a slave and transfer all of your files to the computer.

There are issues with the ThinkVantage Button at boot as it doesn't do what its suppose to. Just use the F1(BIOS Setup), F11(pre-boot/recovery area) and F12(boot device selection).

Just a reminder to practice press and release when pressing a button. We sometimes get impatient and do a key hold down for a while rather than multiple press and release.

I hope this would resolves your ERROR 0210: Stuck key

if this Problem before windows you need to reset keyboard cable anf if the Problem still you need to replace the keyboard

else if the Problem after windows just repair the Windows

This means it has crashed. You will need to use your recovery disk that came with the laptop to re-install Windows and the system drivers.

F1 may appear as a secondary key on your computer. When the error message starts, try first pushing the 'Fn' key (near Ctrl), and then clicking the F1 button. Then you can follow your computer's instructions to fix the problem.

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I got the 0210 stuck key error on a Lenovo Thinkpad T61, pc would not bootup, made sure keyboard was connected and cleaned with aircan and then went into bios and via F1 on startup, then went to CONFIG then to Keyboard/Mouse then I disabled the TrackPoint. Boots up fine now but the red nipple mouse is disabled due to action mentioned above. Looks like a warranty fix for Lenovo since this is a newer laptop. If it was out of warranty i would just skip using it and leave it disabled. The trackpad works fine.