Keyboard suddenly stopped working - i can push down and hold some keys and get them to work, but not fast
It's possible that the ribbon cable may have come out of the connector slightly. i'd remove the keyboard and make sure the ribbon cable is secure and snug, and if it is, i'd remove it and reseat it. good luck
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SOURCE: acer keyboard messing up
Fantastic! I was just having the same problem when I read this article and pressed FN+NumLk(F11), then the keys started to work properly again.
SOURCE: acer aspire 5610 keyboard replacement
1. you need to remove the power cover (if you see the power button, that what i mean).
2. after you remove that cover, you will see 2 screw that hold the keyboard. Remove both screws.
3. Remove keyboard and replace it with new keyboard.
SOURCE: Acer Aspire 3050 keyboard issues
go to my computer, right click, properties, device manager, look down list for keyboard, click '+' sign, you will see your keyboard listed, right click select uninstal, then restart notebook it will reinstall itself and should be working as normal.
SOURCE: bluetooth on aspire 4730Z
Hi,
Yes Bluetoot is inbuilt in your laptop.
Its just you are not using it properly.
First turn bluetooth "ON" on your mobile or handheld and swith on the discovery mode.
Then press the bluetooth key on your laptop. search for new devices and you'll find your mobile or handheld in the discovered list.
Regards
SOURCE: Keyboard broken on my Acer Aspire 5520
For the Acer Aspire 5520 I'm working on, (Acer Aspire 5520-5156, mode nol: ICW50)
Remove the three black screws under the battery, not the silver screws.
VERY carefuly pry off the power button cover. It will make 'snapping' sounds and if you where gentle nothing will be broken.
The keyboard has no screws holding it and can be slid toward the screen and very gently pryed out, taking care not to tear the ribbon cable, as mentioned before.
When the keyboard is out the cable can be released by gently pulling the cable lock on the header toward the cable, the thin (black in this case, it's usualy a different color than the white connector) plastic part of the connector I just use my fingernails, one index finger on each end slowly pulling till it releases.
Pull the cable out using the pull tab. You can just pull the flat cable out with the pull tab without releasing the calbe lock but you stil need to release the cable lock to properly put in the new cable, then push the cable lock back tight to the connector.
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