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by bill cassada
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by provodnik
I would try this:
Boot up your computer, go into Windows Startup menu and choose "Command prompt only" and then see how your keyboard works there. If everything is OK, then it is the keyboard driver. If this is the case, boot into safe mode, removekeyboard drivers, remove any other ghost drivers you may find and reboot the computer.
If in Command Prompt Only you get the same results, it maybe the motherboard.
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by cajundon
Hi,
One other suggestion I can offer you besides the other answers you have already received, is to make sure that the keyboard plug is fully seated in the keyboard connector. If you have a loose connection some of the keys will not work.
Goodluck!
Don Thibodaux, Independent Computer Technology Consultant.
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