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On some Toshiba systems, the combination to toggle the keyboard backlight on and off is Fn + z. (Press and hold Fn and then press z. Release both keys.) On others, it is Fn + y. The correct key should have a small gray keyboard icon on it.
You can change the keyboard illumination settings with the Toshiba Hardware Setup tool (HWSetup). Use the Illumination tab in this software. You can find the tool from Start Menu. Click All Programs then the Toshiba folder. Select the Utilities folder and choose HWSetup .
1 short beepNormal POST - system is ok 2 short beepsPOST Error - error code shown on screen No beepPower supply or system board problem Continuous beepPower supply, system board, or keyboard problem Repeating short beepsPower supply or system board problem 1 long, 1 short beepSystem board problem 1 long, 2 short beepsDisplay adapter problem (MDA, CGA) 1 long, 3 short beepsEnhanced Graphics Adapter (EGA) 3 long beeps3270 keyboard card
Look on both sides of the computer and in front of the computer for a switch that controls the wireless.
Once
you turn it on your wireless should come back. Also once you have the
switch turned on there is another way to toggle the wireless on and off
by hitting a set of keystrokes. If you Press and Hold the FN function
key at the lower left part of the keyboard, then hit the key that
controls the wireless (F1 thru F12) you can toggle the wireless off and
on. The correct F1 thru F12 key will have the wireless icon )))) signal
on it or it might have a tower with a the wireless icon )))) signal.
Once you Press and Hold the FN key, then hit the correct F1 thru F12 key
to toggle the wireless a message will probably appear on your screen
that says Wireless On or Wireless Off.
Sounds like your keyboard in in UK mode, but is labeled for US. Or the other way.
In a UK keyboard, Shift+' (the key which is two spaces to the right of "L") should give you an @ sign.
Depending on your Operating System, you can use the CONTROL PANEL and REGIONAL SETTINGS to set the keyboard to be a USA keyboard, and then Shift+2 will give you an @ sign.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout is a good reference for keyboard layouts.
You have Number Lock set on your PC - Have a look for a key top right hand side, it will have something like NumLck written on the KEY - you may need to use that Key in combination with the FN key - bottom left of keyboard - there should be a light somewhere on the keyboard which goes on/off as you toggle the NumLck key.
You should see different coloured numbers on the key s*()UIOPJKLM
These are the numbers and symbols that will be displayed when the NumLock is used
My Toshiba Satellite A45 S120 keyboard has a problem, some of the keys are not working. When you type it does noting. Sometimes when you start the computer, it continuously types the letter eeeeeeee. You can hit some keys randomly and this will stop, but if you start a program (eg. ms word) the same thing happens.
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