Computer doesn't recognize ez eyes keyboard

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Try to go into the "safe mode" by pressing repeatdly F1,or F2 or F8 (depending on your computer) and reinstall your keyboard/touchpad drivers from the Toshiba website below.
If that does not work, then try downloading the drivers on a thumb/flash drive on a different computer and go into the safe mode on your computer and insert the flash/thumb drive in and download the drivers for your computer that way.
Go to the following webpage and download your drivers.
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http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/modelContent.jsp?ct=DL&os=&category=&moid=256525&rpn=PS192U&modelFilter=1905-S303&selCategory=3&selFamily=1073768663

There is a setting in the control panel<sound to choose your default input and output for the sound card

1. Press the Media Eject key at the top-right corner of the keyboard.
2. If that doesn't work, drag the disc's icon to the Trash.
3. If that doesn't work, restart the computer, then hold down the mouse button or trackpad button while the computer is starting up, until the disc is ejected.
   To restart, choose Restart from the Apple menu.

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try not looking so closely into the eye piece. back off a few inches so the moon is completely in view.

if it is a laptop keyboard that is not working but you want to use an external keyboard just buy a usb one. Typically if you are running an windows xp or newer, it will just recognized the keyboard and you will be fine.
PS2 is that round plug with 6 pins you would find on older computers.

If you did not want to use an external keyboard and want to try to fix the the internal laptop's keyboard, there are a few things you could try:
1'st, shoot the keys with air duster to see if you can dislodge anything stuck under them.
2'nd, you can pop off the keys and press directly on the contact to see if the button works.
3'd, if that doesn't work you can take off the keyboard and ther will be a part number on the bottom of it. type that into google and you can find a place that sells replacement keyboards.
I did this on a Toshiba satellite and it worked fine, just be sure not to break the keyboard ribbon connector on the motherboard when you remove it.

keyboard doesn't require drivers. Someone was kind enough to post the steps on replacing a Toshiba A105 keyboard, and since I'm lazy, I'll paste the link here so you can use it to check and see if your laptop's keyboard is securely connected underneath.

http://www.ehow.com/how-does_5021575_replacing-toshiba-laptop-keyboard.html

If your keyboard appears to be securely connected, then it'd gone bad - it happens more than you think - and I'd replace it. Best place to buy replacement keyboards (new or used) is eBay, and anything above $15 is a price reserved only for foreign tourists.

If a new keyboard suffers the same fate, then your A105's motherboard is bad - I haven't seen one go bad in this manner before, but I'll mention it just to worry you some....

In the event of an emergency, you can use a USB keyboard with this laptop and they should be pretty available and cheap locally.

Have you tried - pressing and holding the FN key (at the bottom left of your keyboard) and then press once the key with a little picture of a webcam at the top of the keyboard... like this
http://tinyurl.com/4x5kcag
If that doesn't work have you checked if the driver is installed for the webcam?
you can also try here http://www.testmycam.com/ to see if it is a software issue?

Is the mp3 player in question an iPod?

Try downloading and installing the newest drivers for the model of your computer.
http://www.acer.com/worldwide/support/download.htm

If this doesn't fix it, make sure you are not using any programs like ManyCam or anything that would be using your webcam. You can only use the webcam in one program at a time.