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Off-Topic => Everything and Anything => Topic started by: Murat on May 20, 2011, 06:30:06 am
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Yeh xD another problem xD this is real life so its complicated xD
Ok so when i start my computer and the numlock and capslock is ligthing on and then off when im in desktop it doesnt work anymore the caps i tried to press on it it doesnt same as numlock idk how to enable it anymore because i tried everthing i plugged the keyboard of the computer and plugged it in again but that doesnt have a effect on it any1 help????
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Sorry couldn't resist.
how long have you had your keyboard? might be a wiring problem from aging or...dust.
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Just buy a new goddamn 5 euro keyboard
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Just buy a new goddamn 5 euro keyboard
Agreed Musta.
Oh and if you have other problems with your PC then buy a fucking 800 euros PC instead of spamming for hardware help.
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Just buy a new goddamn 5 euro keyboard
Agreed Musta.
Oh and if you have other problems with your PC then buy a fucking 800 euros PC instead of spamming for hardware help.
You STFU
Just buy a new goddamn 5 euro keyboard
You idk about you i got my keyboard for like 2 months now
i have my keyboard for like now 2 months
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Well is that another way of asking me to repeat what I have said?
Buy a new goddamn 5 euro keyboard.
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MUR@T please don't flame players when they're trying to help you. And to me it sounds like faulty hardware. Contact the company who made it or buy a new one.
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Mur@t, it seems to me that you got your PC from Dell!?! If this is true then you should be dealing directly with them.
I do feel sorry for you if this is true because the only people that buy from Dell usually know absolutely NOTHING about computer hardware and rely on Dell support to solve all their problems.
Building a PC is very simple and even an old dogg like me knows how; I've built every PC i've owned since my first 486.
So MR. Dell-owner, i suggest you use what support you can from your PC manufacturer or get an adult to help you. Dell will probably void any contract you have if you open up the case on your own, tho, so be aware of any policy and procedure warranty proclamations they impose.
good luck
Ron_Dogg
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Mur@t, it seems to me that you got your PC from Dell!?! If this is true then you should be dealing directly with them.
I do feel sorry for you if this is true because the only people that buy from Dell usually know absolutely NOTHING about computer hardware and rely on Dell support to solve all their problems.
Building a PC is very simple and even an old dogg like me knows how; I've built every PC i've owned since my first 486.
So MR. Dell-owner, i suggest you use what support you can from your PC manufacturer or get an adult to help you. Dell will probably void any contract you have if you open up the case on your own, tho, so be aware of any policy and procedure warranty proclamations they impose.
good luck
Ron_Dogg
We're talking about keyboards, not whole pcs, I guess
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Just buy a new goddamn 5 euro keyboard
Agreed Musta.
Oh and if you have other problems with your PC then buy a fucking 800 euros PC instead of spamming for hardware help.
You STFUJust buy a new goddamn 5 euro keyboard
You idk about you i got my keyboard for like 2 months now
i have my keyboard for like now 2 months
I dont see reason why should i. I just told you the right thing and you start flaming?
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Hello Murat,
Interesting problem, are you connecting it with USB or are you using a USB-to-PS/2 converter (believe it not, it's not uncommon to see people do this)
Have you tried it on another PC? sounds to me like a driver failure than anything.
Did you try reinstalling the drivers of the keyboard via device manager?
Did you try plugging it into a different USB port?
If the problem persists after trying all of this, then replace the keyboard (like what others are saying)