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    Ergonomic Keyboard

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by docsly, Jan 8, 2007.

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    I plugged it back in tonight and my Presario 2100 does not read it. Is there a function key that I need to use to enable the keyboard?
     
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    ACP1121 Notebook Enthusiast

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    it is very possible for there for there to be a Fn that you need to enter. for example, at my school, there are smartboards and in order to plug a notebook into the smartboard (and to make it funct. properly) you must hit Fn+F3 two times. try looking at the icons on the function keys, maybe there will be one with a keyboard on it.
     
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    thank you, I have tried that but I appreciate the response
     
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    no problem. is it USB? if not maybe you need to install a driver? hmm thats all i can think of.
     
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