Keyboard losing print on letters that are used a lot

Try using a different keyboard and see if the problem continues. If it does not, then your best bet is to purchase a new keyboard, unless your computer is still under manufacturer warranty.

Hi if you look on back of keyboard their will be a small hole that has a button located inside its only small but have alook you should find it their is also one on the mouse alsso if this dont solve your problem then

have you tried replacing the batteries in your Wireless keyboard? it could be that simple as the wireless may be dieing if there is not enough power to send the information of what your typing.. Try this before you change your configurations in Windows.

Hope this helps,

Jake

Your keyboard has "extra" keys:
* print-screen / system-request
* scroll-lock
* pause / break
* num lock

Press that "num lock" key.
For a laptop keyboard, you may have to hold down the 'FN' key,
at the same time that you press "num lock", to enable/disable this function.

what OS are you using?

anyway here is a link that will show you the instructions for your OS

http://www.conversationexchange.com/resources/keyboard-language.php

Look for this button

all the keys just make a string of random letters... it's a sony vaio

Windows has support for many input-languages, e.g., for keyboards made in France with accented characters,
and for the DVORAK keyboard layout (which is a complete
rearrangement of the letters on the keyboard for maximum
typing-speed).

Go into "Control Panel", and "Regional and Language" and click the "Language" tab, and switch to the "USA Keyboard".

You could use something like white out to repaint the letters on the board and then invest in a plastic cover/protector for the board. With the protector in place it will prevent further letter wear. Hope this helps.

Typeing with the Logit. keyboard shows no letters on my Gateway screen. Changed batteries. Arrow works appropriately, but no letters seenon the Gateway scree.