Hello I have a problem with the acer extensa 5220 laptop, something strange is happening with the keyboard. Wógle does not want to write the letters I of the numerical keyboard from 2 to 9, but I write 3 and 1 and also the letters O do not write, and also with F1 etc. Please help me quickly.

Clicking the Fn + F11 or LeftCtrl + F11 key combination did not help?

So I have to understand that the keys from the regular keyboard do not work - and not the numeric one? So UP [] JKL: M ? Are working? We need a bit more information so that our forum members can help you. It is possible that it is only the software fault, although I'm afraid it may be a disadvantage of the cheap keyboard that will need to be replaced. What keyboard do you have on your system? You haven't installed any new programs recently, and have the keys worked before (or have they been like that since you purchased them?). Are these characters not showing up in Wordpad, or are some other characters appearing? What happens when you use these characters in the console - do you get any bushes?

Please check on the external keyboard, if it will be OK, one of the tracks on the tape from the keyboard is probably damaged.

It wasn't flooded, it suddenly stopped working

you don't have the function key turned on? I think it says fn, press it and check if the keys work

None of these combinations gave me anything. Keys do not work 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,0 and O and I

Hello The keyboard in the laptop does not work, even in windows Google languages do not match usb keyboard works. I even uploaded the bios and nothing helped 2 days ago, it happened to me.

give a gg number, I will explain what to do and it will work

Thanks to everyone for your help. Merry Christmas

Acer Extensa 5220 Laptop Keyboard Issues: Letters I O & Numeric Keys 2-9 Not Working

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#1 5894841 23 Dec 2008 15:57

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Hello
I have a problem with the acer extensa 5220 laptop, something strange is happening with the keyboard. Wógle does not want to write the letters "I" of the numerical keyboard from 2 to 9, but I write 3 and 1 and also the letters "O" do not write, and also with F1 etc.
Please help me quickly.
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#2 5894854 23 Dec 2008 16:01

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5894854 23 Dec 2008 16:01

Laptop was not flooded?
#3 5895107 23 Dec 2008 17:04

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It wasn't flooded, it suddenly stopped working
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#4 5895393 23 Dec 2008 18:12

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you don't have the function key turned on? I think it says fn, press it and check if the keys work
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technohunter wrote:
Hello
I have a problem with the acer extensa 5220 laptop, something strange is happening with the keyboard. Wógle does not want to write the letters "I" of the numerical keyboard from 2 to 9, but I write 3 and 1 and also the letters "O" do not write, and also with F1 etc.
Please help me quickly.

Clicking the Fn + F11 or LeftCtrl + F11 key combination did not help?
#6 5897692 24 Dec 2008 09:15

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5897692 24 Dec 2008 09:15

None of these combinations gave me anything. Keys do not work 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,0 and O and I
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technohunter wrote:
None of these combinations gave me anything. Keys do not work 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,0 and O and I

So I have to understand that the keys from the regular keyboard do not work - and not the numeric one? So "UP [] JKL:" M ? "Are working?

We need a bit more information so that our forum members can help you. It is possible that it is only the software fault, although I'm afraid it may be a disadvantage of the cheap keyboard that will need to be replaced.

What keyboard do you have on your system? You haven't installed any new programs recently, and have the keys worked before (or have they been like that since you purchased them?).

Are these characters not showing up in Wordpad, or are some other characters appearing? What happens when you use these characters in the console - do you get any bushes?
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#8 5899130 24 Dec 2008 15:43

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5899130 24 Dec 2008 15:43

Hello
The keyboard in the laptop does not work, even in windows
Google languages do not match usb keyboard works.
I even uploaded the bios and nothing helped 2 days ago, it happened to me.
#9 5899413 24 Dec 2008 17:37

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give a gg number, I will explain what to do and it will work
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5899496 24 Dec 2008 18:29

Please check on the external keyboard, if it will be OK, one of the tracks on the tape from the keyboard is probably damaged.
#11 5899608 24 Dec 2008 19:33

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Thanks to everyone for your help.
Merry Christmas
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The discussion revolves around keyboard issues with the Acer Extensa 5220 laptop, specifically the failure of certain keys, including the letters "I" and "O," as well as numeric keys 2-9. The user reports that the keyboard stopped functioning suddenly and does not work even in Windows, while an external USB keyboard operates correctly. Suggestions from forum members include checking the function key settings, testing key combinations (Fn + F11, LeftCtrl + F11), and considering potential hardware damage to the keyboard's internal connections. The possibility of a software issue is also mentioned, but the consensus leans towards a hardware fault requiring keyboard replacement.
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