How do i set up hotkeys on my Sony Vaio PVCA-KB1P/UB keyboard?
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You need to install the software for it, check the CD comes with the keyboard.\n\nOR\n\nCheck Sony website for support and download keyboard driver and software
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Use the "Fn" key and the key that looks like a sun.  One is up and the other is down.
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Check for keyboards icon in the control panel if you are using windows..\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/\n\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
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I think you would have to go to a site that has an online keyboard, as the regular keyboard doesn't have one.
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Do this.  Unplug the keyboard and then turn on the computer and let it start up all the way.  Then plug in the keyboard.  Your system should recognize it as new hardware and prompt you to install the driver.  (you'll get a pop up wizard that will walk you through the steps).  really  easy. \n\nIf that does not work then try uninstalling the keyboard and then reinstall it.   Go to your control panel, add/remove hardware.  Find the keyboard and uninstall.  Shut down and restart and then plug it in and reinstall. \n\nIf all of that fail...unplug the keyboard and take it to best buy.  Tell them what's going on, tell them that you would like to buy a new one but you would like them to test your keyboard first.    They will plug it up to one of their computers and test to see if it's working.  Then you will know for sure if it's defective or not.
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You would have to check the manual of the keyboard.  If the drivers support it then usually they come with a program that you can use to set stuff like that up.
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In Windows, press Alt+3 (and let go). The three has to be on the numeric pad (on the right side of the keyboard), and num lock doesn't matter.\n\n☺☻♥♪♫
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On your keyboard, there should be some keys marked with blue lettering.  You need to push the FN (Function Key) and the Key marked with LCD on it.  This will switch the video mode.  You might also try checking the BIOS Setup, there may be an option that also allows you the switch the video mode.
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These suggestions are accurate, but there are quite a few different keystrokes depending on which BIOS you have. The most common that I've seen are:\n\nAcer: - Ctrl+Alt+Esc\n\nALR PC: (F2) or (Ctrl)(Alt)Esc)\n\nAMI BIOS: (Del), (F1) or (F2)\n\nAST, Advantage, Award, Tandon: - Ctrl + Alt + Esc\n\nAward BIOS: (Del) or (Ctrl)(Alt)(Esc)\n\nCompaq: (F10) (do this when the cursor is in the upper right corner of the screen blinking)\n\nDell: - F1 or Del.\n\nDell: - Some require pressing reset twice\n\nDell: - Ctrl + Alt + Enter\n\nDTK BIOS: (Esc)\n\nGateway 2000: - F1\n\nHewlett Packard: - F1\n\nIBM:\n\n    * Older Models - In order to get into the configuration of the IBM setup screen (CMOS) screen you need to hold down both mouse buttons during bootup.\n    * Aptiva - Press F1\n    * IBM PS/2: (Ctrl)(Alt)(Ins) after (Ctrl)(Alt)(Del)\n    * IBM PS/2 with reference partition: - Press Ins during boot\n    * Some PS/2s, such as 75 and 90: - Ctrl Alt ?\n    * Some PS/2s when pointer at top right of screen: - Ctrl + Ins\n\nNEC: - F2\n\nPackard Bell: - F1 or F2\n\nPhoenix BIOS: (F1), (F2), or (Ctrl)(Alt)(Esc)\n\nPhoenix BIOS: - Ctrl Alt S\n\nPhoenix BIOS: - Ctrl S\n\nPhoenix BIOS: - Ctrl Alt Ins\n\nSharp Laptop 9020: - F2\n\nSony: (F3) while you are starting the PC, then (F2) or (F1)\n\nTandon computers: - Hold down the key after turning on power\n\nTandon: - Ctrl + Shift + Esc\n\nToshiba Laptops: - Toshiba Utility\n\nToshiba: - Press Esc during boot\n\nToshiba, Phoenix, late model PS/1 Value Point and 330s: - Press F1 during boot\n\nOlivetti PC Pro: - Shift Ctrl Alt + Num Pad Del\n\nMiscellaneous PC's: - Ctrl + Esc or Ctrl and Alt and +\n\nZenith: - Ctrl Alt Ins\n\nYou have to press the key repeatedly after you power up. If you see the Win98 boot screen, it didn't work, reboot and try again. It can be frustrating, I know!
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press one of the cursor keys? -> <- etc.
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Use the magical jelly bean\nhttp://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml
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pls define quick key and shortcut keys.\n\npls define "doesn't work.  Nothing happens, wrong thing happens etc.
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You require a KVM switch (keyboard video mouse).\nYou will also require cables to go with it.\nYou may get away with just the video cable in your case, but better have keyboard & mouse aswell, or you run the risk of a live keyboard with the Xbox display - who knows wahat might be accidentally pressed!
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use you're advanced settings of you're vid card. the only other way i know of is on some older laptops had slide adjustments on the outside of the case or secondary key functions on the first row of keys closest to screen
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There (afaik) isn't a button which does so. If they're not working, i presume that something is faulty with your laptop.\n\nTry levering the keys out with a ruler or nail file, and checking if there is dust or dirt underneath them. Clean it out if so.
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There are USB keyboards, they are more common than PS2 keyboards these days.  See your local computer shop, or NewEgg.\n\nYour keyboard will probably not work in your mouse port.\n\nThere are little plastic adapters for USB/PS2 conversion, they are commonly used for mice.\nThey would not help you, since your PS2 port is broken.
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Try this:  Go to "start" "programs""accessories"\n"accesibility" then "onscreen keyboard."  They may have a solution for you there.\n\nGood Luck