Remove keyboard from elitegroup g320 - EliteGroup G320 Notebook

Hi,
There is nothing much that can be done to speed up the system as it can not go beyond 1GHz Processing speed, but several operating system tweaks and some hardware upgrade could make a little but notable difference.
As for Hardware, you may increase the RAM. You can upgrade memory on ECS Elitegroup Computer G320 upto a maximum of 1.0 GB (The ECS Elitegroup Computer G320 takes the PC2100 DDR SDRAM SODIMMs Memory)
Secondly, You may increase the size of PAGE FILE, uninstall unwanted software, Remove unwanted start-up items, Clean Junk Files/ Temporary files, De-fragment the Hard Disk to achieve the maximum speed and performance that EliteGroup G320 PC can give.

Hope it helps! Good Luck! Thanks for using Fixya!
CreativeTECH

- go to device manager
right click computer if your using win 7 and click properties click device manager on right side
- try to uninstall the keyboard driver and restart your system
- hope this works

The following link definitely help you to replace your damaged capacitors
Click here

The usual "suspects":

* DEL
* Enter
* F1
* F2
* F10
* F12
* ESC

Try them all.

Remove all the 13 screws from the bottom. Remove the Battery and 3 more screws from the battery bay. There's another one in the corner under the Fan cover and you'll find two more when you pull out the CD-ROM Drive. Total: 19.

Now turn the whole thing around and extract the keyboard. It is snapped into 4 tiny "claws" at the spacebar side. Positions: below the Fn-key, below the middle between the ALT-key and it's neighbour to the right, below the ALT-GR key and below the cursor-down key. If you can't see them you can feel them either with your finger nails or with a knife. Push them towards yourself, i. e. towards the front side of the laptop, and carefully lift the keyboard either with your finger nails or a knife. Remove the metal shield and unlock the wedge connectors to release the flat cables of touchpad and keyboard and take the keyboard aside.

Now close the cover and unsnap the hinge covers from the rear side. Don't lift, just unsnap. Then open the Cover wide and lift the hinge covers carefully from rear to front. Use a knife if the center area won't unsnap voluntarily. Watch out for the frontside hooks, as they break off easily.

Release the 2 display connectors and the hinges (2 rear and 2 top screws) and remove the cover. Now we have only about 12 screws left to remove.

IMPORTANT:
Put all screws next to their original locations and make photos or a drawing. A long screw in the wrong place can go right through your mobo!!! If in doubt always use the SHORTEST screw that will fit.

Replace all the 1500µF capacitors that show the even slightest swellings on top. Use Ultra Low ESR type caps, like Rubycon MBZ.

Any more questions?

Good Luck!
nirwana

Most laptops either use the [F2] or [Del] key to access the BIOS. If not, it could be either [Esc], [F1] or [F12]. You might also try [Ctrl]+Key, [Alt]+Key or [Shift]+Key combinations if the previous keys don't work.

Make sure you don't get past the initial POST screen when trying the keys.

Take your computer to a qualified notebook technician, for proper trouble-shooting, and repair.

I have ECS A900 and to enter BIOS, you press DEL key.

I found that the hard way :)

It's because of faulty capacitors. Look here:

http://www.fixya.com/support/t890498-laptop_power_elitegroup_g320_pc_notebook

http://driverscollection.com/?H=G320&By=ECS%20(Elitegroup)