some keys locked


  1. lemin
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit
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    some keys locked


    Hello,

    My dougther was watching videos on my laptop (Toshiba with Windows 7 home 32 bit) and she managed to lock some of the keys. The keys W, B, H, K, N, Enter, Backspace, and so on. I restarted it, and use 'on screen keyboard' to try to see the setup and it looks OK.
    I really need any information you think is helpful.
    thanks,
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  3. Hopalong X
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    Windows7 Pro 64bit SP-1; Windows XP Pro 32bit
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    Try a System Restore to before she was playing with the keys. Method One.
    System Restore

    This should take care of it.
    Mike

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