Key pads not responding

Hi,
There is no lock for the key pad, all you need is another USB key pad to deactivate the on board keypad.
The cheapest way is a "rolled newspaper", use that to bash that annoying cat!

Hope that helps you out!

Check to see if you have the machine switched out to a stand alone monitor. This is a feature on many lap tops that lets you re-direct the signal out to a larger monitor, or if your monitor fails you can display the computer info on another screen. This feature is engaged by holding down the Fn key and tapping teither the F4, or F6 key on many lap tops. This feature can be toggled by both displaying at the same time or switched to the stand alone or the Lap top.

The other cause is that the machine has malfunctioned usually because of the CPU failure and there is nothing to boot the machine up.

Without being able to put my meter on it. My first guess is that you have a bad board. I would say a high limit but it either works or don't work. It does not come and go. There is not a lot to a microwave. You have door switch's, Mag tub, fuse, fan, transformer, diodes, belt, high limit, pc board and a touch pad. This sounds like a pc board to me. Honestly, if it's not a fuse. Unless it's a high dollar built-in unit, they are not Worth fixing. You can buy a new one cheaper. This is why a lot of service company's don't work on them anymore.
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Here is the manual... Maybe it can help. :)

http://www.kitchenaid.com/assets/pdfs/product/ZUSECARE/8184950.pdf

Touch pads are not very reliable. I have seen a lot fail.
A computer repair person will need to replace it for you.
My advice is to stick with a USB mouse. Or if it is under warranty, take advantage of that warranty.
Best of luck.

Try holding down FN key and F( key. This activated and de-activates the touch pad

You would have to login to the router and see what the encryption level is, i.e. WEP or WPA, then you should see a obscure key checkbox, uncheck it to see the plaintext of the passphase, if the checkbox is unchecked when you log in then you should be able to see exactly what they are... Hope this helps!

--Joshua79

ok..then you will need to re install from a windows disk

do you have a little thin bar just above the touchpad if so press it it and see if that helps ok

A couple of things. Make sure none of your keys are stuck. One key being stuck will disable the keyboard. Carefully depress each key individually and see if one of them is responding differently.
If you want to try, and its not overly difficult, remove the keyboard and unplug and re connect every connector and ribbon cable you can find. Often one of them becomes loose or has a so so connection that can cause it not to respond.
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