Why aren't detachable keyboard keys a/z/q working?

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Yes there are.. Its detachable keyboard and the mouse on the keyboard doesnot work properly

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I had one and had to tap where I wanted to type then the keyboard worked but the touch screen keyboard was also there. It was a little annoying though

sorry, this isn't the answer, but I was just wondering, how did you detach your tablet from the keyboard? ive lost my manual guide...

some of the keys on my detatchable keyboard will not work, please help

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Sounds like something's not making contact properly. I don't think you're going to have much success getting that key to work, at least on a permanent basis.

If your computer is under warranty, this merits a replacement keyboard. If it's not under warranty, replacement keyboards can be found online from parts providers or on eBay. Just make sure to get the right one for your model. You can usually install them yourself quite easily (typically three or four screws, five minutes or less). If you don't feel comfortable doing it yourself, it's a very basic repair and if a service provider sounds like he wants to charge you too much, he probably is. Keyboards run in the $30-70 range depending on your model, and I wouldn't pay too much more than $30 to have it installed. Forget places like the Geek Squad; a local shop can probably do it cheaper. I'd say altogether you're looking at $50-100 installed.

And as for your other question... I work servicing computers, and Toshiba machines are by far the worst products I've encountered. I don't recommend them to anyone. I haven't had much luck with other Toshiba electronics, but then again I haven't used them extensively either.

Hope this helps.
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