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Toshiba 310CDT Keyboard Questions & Answers
Want to do backward slash; the key only performs #
The back Slash would be above the ENTER key and the @ sign can be accessed by holding SHIFT and pressing number "2"
In case you are not able to get the desired keys normally. It is possible that there may be something stuck between the keys. I would suggest you to kindly remove the keys and clean the base.
The far right and left
You need to reposition (clip) the torssion bar under the spacebar key (a steel wire formed in a wide U shape), it is unhooked, call for a professionnal if you'r not sure how to do this as you may brake the plastic hinge if you don't know what you'r dooing...
My numerlock key is on
Usually with the Numlock key on the keyboard.
You can sometimes set it to off in the bios settings of the computer.
Press del or F2 or which ever key gets you in to the bios as soon as you switch
the computer on, before Windows starts.
Just look through the settings for something like Keyboard Numberlock - On Off.
Set it to off and save the settings and exit, usually by using the F10 key.
No need to change any other settings, because if you are not used to it, it can cause problems
Next time you switch on it should be off.
SWITCH LANGUAGE
If you want to type in another language you can do so by changing to the language you wish in your operating system. go to www.smartkeyboardsolutions and pick your language and it will walk you thru it.
Toshiba laptop keyboard doesnt respond
Hi
Go to the control panel and select the regional and language setting, Tab select Language and click the detail, you get new screen Text Service and Input Language hear you can select the Keyboard language (Default English United State) and change the keyboard setting. now your get perfect key before your have,
Good Luck
When I type I don't
Be sure that your keyboard is configured properly. You should be able to check under the "Region and Language" area of control panel if you are in windows and select "Keyboards and Languages." Check that it is set as a US keyboard or that it's set to which keyboard type you are using.
The spacebar does not work
This would indicate that you will need a new keyboard. Easy to come by from Toshiba or another source. Replacement isn't too hard if you are willing to do it.
I cannot find out how
There can be several ways to enable/disable audio on a computer.
The sound may be muted within the operating system.
In Windows XP:
Click Start -> Control Panel(or Settings -> Control Panel).
Click Switch to Classic View in the top-left corner.
Open Sounds and Audio Devices.
Verify the volume and verify Mute is NOT checked.
Click the Audio tab.
Verify there is a Default Device.
Click the Volume button and make sure nothing is Muted.
If everything there checks out OK then check the Device Manager.
In Windows XP:
Click Start -> Run
Type devmgmt.msc -> click OK
Verify there are no yellow exclamation or red x icons anywhere. Specifically in the Sound, video and game controllers section.
My @ symbol is stuck
Sounds like your keyboard in in UK mode, but is labeled for US. Or the other way.
In a UK keyboard, Shift+' (the key which is two spaces to the right of "L") should give you an @ sign.
Depending on your Operating System, you can use the CONTROL PANEL and REGIONAL SETTINGS to set the keyboard to be a USA keyboard, and then Shift+2 will give you an @ sign.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout is a good reference for keyboard layouts.
How do i get the
It depends on the keyboard. If your physical keyboard does not match the language set by the operating system, the wrong information will appear when you type certain keys.
For US English keyboards, @ is shift+2.
For UK keyboards, @ is shift+' (the key which is two steps to the right of the "L" key.)
For French "AZERTY" keyboards, @ is the right-Alt key and 0 (zero)
Ensure that your operating system is set to know which kind of keyboard you are using, who what you see matches the keys on the keyboard. For example, in Windows 7, this is Control Panel -> Region and Languages.
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