Msi u 160 keyboard not working

None of these appears to have a webcam driver. Support For U160MX

The wording is Press DEL (DELETE) key to enter setup.

It sounds as if your keyboard is not working, try plugging in a USB keyboard to see if you can regain control over the computer.

If you are still having problems contact MSI support here.

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makers mostly do not see parts, after 1year old
some upgrades yes, DDR/HDD
but not the display cable
ebay learn to use ebay or google for p/n exact
most are used parts from dead PCs , stripped down. sold
if not for ebay most PCs would be dead now. see ?
any custom parts , are not standard. connectors may be.

i see some now

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Hello download the driver here:

http://www.msi.com/product/nb/U160.html#/?div=Driver&os=Win7%2032

Select windows 7 or XP, scrool down and download the vga driver.

Good luck

If your laptop works fine while plugged in but stops working while unplugged it's likely that either your laptop battery is bad or your laptop is not charging the battery properly.

Below are steps that can be taken to help identify the cause of this issue.

Leave power plugged in

Make sure the computer has been charging from the power plug for at least two hours before attempting to unplug it.

Remove and reconnect battery

In some situations the battery can become loose.
Removing it and then put it back into the laptop.

Third-party utility

Use a third-party battery utility to determine the total capacity of the battery. For example, BatteryCare is a free software utility capable of doing this.

Replace battery or AC adapter

If your computer is still in warranty we suggest skipping to the next step.

If the above steps have been completed, we suggest replacing the battery in the computer or AC adapter.

In most situations it's a bad battery.

hope this helps

Try removing the battery from the back and then running it directly through the AC adapter. Sometimes the battery and AC adapter have conflicts and it can cause a laptop to become inoperable.

If this doesn't fix the problem in any way, I would recommend trying a new battery or AC adapter.

hope this helps

Hello if it is a msi notebook, download the sound driver Realtek HD Audio here:

http://www.msi.com/product/nb/U160.html#/?div=Driver&os=All

But first select your windows system XP or 7.
Unzip the file, before you install.

Good luck

on your keyboard what colour are the numbers written in, use the colour to determine the function key you will then need to press to either activate or deactivate the numlock function

Make sure nothing is connected to any USB ports. If not you may meed t reinstall or even replace hard drive

none of these are of any help... the only way I have found for my computer to boot normally is with a live linux usb and let that take me to my original hard drive. As in I put the usb in, boot up, brings me to live usb prompt, I do nothing until it boots from hard drive and I'm stuck scratching my head at why this works.

if you have a recovery dvd then you may need to use it to get
access to your computer