Go to your Laptop/Computer/Keyboard Manufacturer's website > Drivers and Downloads Section > Key in your Model number > Look for latest Vista Drivers for it > Download/install them.
And try another Keyboard.
Cheers.
Mick Murphy - Microsoft Partner
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The "Delete" key on my keyboard is not working. I use the "Delete" frequently when typing, so this is making life difficult. I first noticed this early this am. I thought a reboot would probably clear it up. When I turned computer back on this afternoon, it is still not working. As far as I know at this time, all of my other system functions are working correctly. Not only that, but the functions of adjoining keys - PrtSC, NumLk, are all working. (Don't know how to test the "Insert" function - I'm not really sure of its function since if I place the "typing cursor" at a certain place and type, the characters insert normally without need of a special key). Stranger still, I went to System Restore. It always has about 2.5 weeks of restore points. They are all gone. The only ones there were: 7/12/2010 - System:Scheduled Checkpoint 7/13/2010 - 1:35:30 AM - Install:Windows Update This is doubly disturbing, as I have Windows Updates turned off ("Never Check for Updates - Not Recommended" setting). Just did a system restore to the 7/13 restore point (" Install:Windows Update"), but the "Delete" key still not functioning correctly - doesn't delete. ??? I'll do a scan now, but had scanned on 12th or at latest 11th with no problems. I guess I could restore to the 7/12 "Scheduled Checkpoint", my only other restore option - should've done this instead of using the 7/13 checkpoint - but I'm always a little fearful of doing more than one restore, as I've had a crash in the past from doing that.
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Go to your Laptop/Computer/Keyboard Manufacturer's website > Drivers and Downloads Section > Key in your Model number > Look for latest Vista Drivers for it > Download/install them.
And try another Keyboard.
Cheers.
Mick Murphy - Microsoft Partner
Hit the NumLK key and it should take care of the problem.
Hit the NumLK key and it should take care of the problem.
Thanks it was driving me mad as well - easy when you know how!
I don't have a function lock key near my delete key. But taking your suggestion as a clue. I got it working again. What I did is hold the function "Fn" key down and hit the Delete key. After that the Delete key works again. Thanks
I don't have a NumPad either.This is what you do.Hold Fn and press F11 or the button which has a 1 inside a lock.