Solved How to accept license terms with Keyboard shortcut

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How do "I accept the license terms" with a keyboard stroke 'cause usually you normally have to click it with a mouse to tick it but I only have a keyboard (no mouse) and I need to install windows 7
 
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How do "I accept the license terms" with a keyboard stroke 'cause usually you have to click it to tick it but I only have a usb keyboard and I need to install windows 7

I also have a USB keyboard and installed Win 7 with no problem. Could you tell me what problem you are having.
 

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No mouse, no problem.

Move from one box (meaning it require input) to another box, as most T&C.

Use the TAB key (mostly show 2 arrows point differently) on top of the CAPS LOCK key.

This method is very old and classic way to move without mouse.


Add:

If doing too quick and it go to a next 'box', just either continue to loop, or use the Shift key -> reverse.

Hence you can move forward, and backward is by press+hold the shift key before the Tab key.
 
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