Ctl, insert, and right shift +c not working
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saleschick71
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hinoak
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14 Jan 2009 à 03:51
14 Jan 2009 à 03:51
hi,
if it's a Windows issue, as stated by your service provider, you can repair your windows by booting from your the installation cd.
Or you may also try to perform a System Restore to set your computer to a previous date when it was functioning normally.
for this, go to
>Start
>All Programs
>Accessories
>System Tools
>System Restore
if it's a Windows issue, as stated by your service provider, you can repair your windows by booting from your the installation cd.
Or you may also try to perform a System Restore to set your computer to a previous date when it was functioning normally.
for this, go to
>Start
>All Programs
>Accessories
>System Tools
>System Restore
saleschick71
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14 Jan 2009 à 09:17
14 Jan 2009 à 09:17
Thank you. I tried restoring the system back to Dec. however, the keys still didn't work.
Hi there.
Two days ago I reinstall my notebook, and after installing Windows on it my CTR left key was not working anymore, but instead my right CTRL key was working. Anyway somehowe BIOS was changed where you have an option swap Fn and CTRL key, I jus disable that option and now my left CTRL key is back. Now I can use all my favorite shortcuts.
Two days ago I reinstall my notebook, and after installing Windows on it my CTR left key was not working anymore, but instead my right CTRL key was working. Anyway somehowe BIOS was changed where you have an option swap Fn and CTRL key, I jus disable that option and now my left CTRL key is back. Now I can use all my favorite shortcuts.
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3 May 2010 à 09:38
3 May 2010 à 09:38
You have a windows vista laptop right... in that case you might need to use ctrl+shift+start+c, if not then the other answers worked for me when my younger sister foolishly played around with my settings.. cheers. :D
