Is there a key combination for the ACER Aspire 5734Z-4725 that will do "page up", "page down" and Home and end? I tried number lock and it seems like that just gives me the arrow control again. I don't need that AGAIN! I need home, end, page up, page down. Any ideas?
Re: Is there a key combination for the ACER Aspire...
Yes you press NumLock buttom localized superior left on the keyboard and the you can press Home (number 7 button), End (number 1 button), Page Up (number 9 button) or Page down (number 3 button)
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Lots of laptop have power profiles that switch when either
AC is plugged in or removed.
There should be a memorized screen brightness setting in
your power management options. Usually
it's located in the built-in Windows settings under Control Panel -> Power
Options -> Edit Plan Settings.
You should see a brightness slider for the screen for "On
Battery" and "Plugged In". Pick your
brightness from there and it should stick.
Another way is to use the "FN" key on your keyboard. Hold down the FN key and press the associated
brightness picture, which on your Acer, should be the RIGHT and LEFT arrow
keys. Keep holding the FN and tap the
right or left to increase or decrease the brightness. Usually the setting will stick this way, but
somethings you have to use the control panel method for it to really stay.
You also might have another program for power like Acer
ePowerManagement which should have the same settings as windows, but layed out
differently.
If your laptop computer runs normally on the ac adapter, but the battery won't charge, please try the following troubleshooting steps:
1) Remove the battery from the system.
2) Look at the connectors in the bay and on the battery for signs of physical damage.
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i'm no expert but there is a possibility that you have downloaded a programme that uses the web cam. if another programme is using it the easiest way to solve the problem is to disable the programme using it, what operating system are you using Eg: windows xp??
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