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by manas01

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by ccthompson

It seems that you may be having a problem with your keyboard. Although this post belong in the technical Q&A, i will give it a whirl.

Detact the keyboard from your computer and begin smacking it off the front of your head. This should break the few keys loose that are stuck.

In the case it is a laptop, detatch the screen and stomp on it or hit it with a large hammer. There must be something wrong with your resolution.

If these things do not work, try to upgrade your BIOS. Hope this helps.

by jbaker

There is a NEW way to upgrade the BIOS.

You must remove the EEPROM, and open the cover (the simplest way to do this may be with a 5 # sledge). You can then insert the update manually.

by puppybreath

When you update manually, be sure to insert the upgrade in backwards so the top of the file is at the top of the EEPROM, otherwise everything will be upside down when you reboot.

by jaqui

you could always try the sure fire method of:
placing the keyboard right in front of a steam roller while it's moving.
it's very important that it be moving at a good rate of speed and that the keyboard is centered in front.

be carefull, you wouldn't want to get yourself caught.

forgot the most important part!!
you have to get the keyboard out from under the steamrollers BEFORE the back rollers go over it, that would permanently break it.!!!!

be very, very, fast!!!

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