My Keyboard Is Not Workin Very Well Help Please...?

My keyboard is not workin very well help please...?

if it is a usb connected laptop then reinstall the driver for the keyboard

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Divertimento for Chamber Orchestra after Keyboard Pieces by Couperin

The Divertimento for Chamber Orchestra after Keyboard Pieces by Couperin, Op. 86 (German: Divertimento aus Klavierstcken von Franois Couperin fr kleines Orchester) is an orchestral suite composed by Richard Strauss published in 1942 which consists of eight movements, each one based on a selection of pieces from Franois Couperin's Pices de Clavecin written for the solo harpsichord over the period 1713 to 1730

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Serious problem with my keyboard, is my laptop hopeless?

The spilled coffee drink would cause the keys to become sticky so you need to turn off the netbook, remove the battery then wipe down the keyboard area with a damp but not moist cloth. do not press too heavily on the keyboard as you might dislodge the key itself. Allow to dry for at least an hour before using the netbook again. Always supervise your parents when they use your belongings especially electronic equipment!

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how do u get crayon off of keyboard ?help!! ASAP?

Geez - do not spazz about it - it's just crayon, for crying out loud! It will rub right off!! DON'T use any solvents or cleaners (or anything liquid, period!) on the keyboard! Take a washcloth and wipe it gently, or use your finger as far as that goes - it's not an emergency, nor will it affect the function of the keyboard, so calm down before you ruin it

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why is my new wireless keyboard abd mouse not working?

Not sure but laptops have built in keyboards and you might have find out if you can disable the keyboard. Check with laptop manufacturer

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How to debug erratic keyboard problem

In /dev/input/by-path you should be able to find a link to your keyboard, in my case it's named:pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:7.1:1.0-event-kbd.You can maybe try to $sudo cat /dev/input/by-path/pci-0000:00:14.0-usb-0:7.1:1.0-event-kbd this can indicate you at least when a key is pressed and released from the "hardware" pov. In short if it keeps printing while the key is unpressed it means that from the low level pov the keyboard is still sending data. (you can also use files under /sys/kernel/debug/hid/DEVICE/event (device is matching lsusb output))The strange thing with your problem is that it happens with any keyboard so does not seem to be keyboard hardware related...Does this problem happen without running Xserver ? Maybe you could also just to see if the problem keeps happening.Actually to be honest your problem can be related to numerous reasons, I advice you to read this document which will give you some directions to conduct your research.

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What's the best ergonomic keyboard brand/model to prevent wrist strain (RSI)?

Thanks for A2A.What is the best ergonomic keyboard brand/model to prevent wrist strain (RSI)?In my personal experience and observation at the time when RSI was fashionable, I found that the biggest problem was due to a keyboard being too soft. Because it was so fashionable, I didnu2019t believe that RSI was a real problem, until I developed it!Those people who claim to be unable to touch a keyboard but can spend morning tea doing knitting? Call the BS Patrol! When seriously afflicted, one cannot even lift a jug of water. Back in the days of manual typewriters that required significant slamming of the keys, no one had even heard of RSIu2014so strain is not really part of the equation. When youu2019re talking about your wrists, and the potential for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, then yes, you want to look at re-arranging your workspace and possibly changing your keyboard. Iu2019m a known (but unpaid) advocate of the Maltron Ergonomic Keyboard that splits the keyboard in two and creates two bowl shapes in which your fingers sit.

Trialing one in standard QWERTY mode doubled my speed within a day. Learning the Malt Layout is quicker for a non-typist than the equivalent lessons to learn QWERTY. The two layouts are offered because some QWERTY typists have trouble retraining. I didnu2019t. When my fingers feel the bowl, they move in Malt mode. When they feel a flat keyboard, the move in QWERTY mode. Admittedly, because itu2019s hand made and undergoing constant revision, the Maltron is quite pricey, so the Kinesis Advantage2 ergonomic keyboard is a cheaper QWERTY oriented clone.

I possess an Advantage1 (discontinued), but had to force program it to impersonate the Malt Layout. Neither of these keyboards is the sort of thing that you slip into a laptop bag to cart around with you, so thereu2019s a very good chance that youu2019re still going to find yourself on a boringly standard flat QWERTY unit. Assuming that you are using the correct technique, there are several alterations you can make to your workspace so that the current keyboard (or an affordable mechanical replacement) can provide better service to you. Never lean in to the workspace. The best way to discourage leaning in is to arrange things so that you are in a reclining position.

Pull the equipment to you, not the other way around. The keyboard should be at the very edge of the desk, and the chair/desk relationship should be so close that the keyboard is almost sitting in your lap. You should feel like youu2019re sitting in race car. If the desk canu2019t be lowered to suit your chair then raise the chair and steal some unused phone books for your feet.The greatest strain on your wrists is when you place them on the desk surface and expect your fingers to reach up to the keyboard. With an appropriately located keyboard in relation to your body, this type of posture should become impossible.

If, after implementing such simple changes, you still want a better keyboard for a reasonable price, the factors that you need to consider are key pressure (usually defined in grams) and stroke-length (usually 4mm). I donu2019t recommend a keyboard any lighter than 35g, and I reasonably believe that there is a market out there for a 6mm stroke-length. By making your fingers work a little harder, youu2019ll slow down in speed slightly, but you wonu2019t be accruing further injury. As much as I like my "ergonomic" rigs at home, I still have to use something more standard when traveling, so applying the body rules means that I can keep working for hours without discomfort or pain. Yes, I still lug a mechanical keyboard with me because Iu2019m not going to tolerate one of the new, ridiculously cheap, dish-sponge options that seem to be the current fashion. What is the best ergonomic keyboard brand/model to prevent wrist strain (RSI)?.