Acer W4 W3 bluetooth keyboard lag / stuck key

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• keyboard: 'e' stuck key

  can anyone help. my 'e' key is stuck and it changes all the time. sometimes pressing the Fn key it works temporarily. but now I can't exit e. is not a permanent problem. and it produces only temporarily. an idea to solve it.

  HI Balu,

  You can remove delicately key-top of your "E" key and check that there is nothing caught in the key mechanism under-neath, who may be responsible for your key malfunction.

  If that all seems OK, then you must consult toa Toshiba Service partner to check a replacement keyboard.

  HTH

• Bluetooth mouse lag when Bluetooth keyboard is connected

  Hello

  I recently bought a Lenovo Thinkpad with windows 8, and I noticed a really annoying problem. I have a Bluetooth mouse and a bluetooth keyboard and my keyboard works fine, but when my Bluetooth keyboard is connected, my Bluetooth mouse is REALLY bad. If the keyboard is off then the mouse works great, only it messes up if the two are connected at the same time.

  I have seen several discussions on the Bluetooth mouse problems when playing games or transfer of data, but mine does all the time if I have my keyboard connected at the same time.

  Is there anything I can do to fix this?

  Troubleshooting Wireless and Bluetooth® questions Check and reset power check the (rechargeable) batteries

  Try to charge the unit. It can take an hour or more to fully charge your device. See the documentation provided with the device.

  Notes

  • The software can give warning of low battery. However, the State of the battery are not accurate if there is a problem connecting Wi - Fi. If you still receive warnings after replacing the batteries, continue with the other solutions provided in this article.
  • Some rechargeable batteries may need to be replaced. For more information on batteries, see the documentation provided with the device.

  Check the batteries (non-rechargeable)

  1. Make sure that you have installed the correct type of batteries in the device. For more information on batteries, see the documentation provided with the device.
  2. Replace all batteries with new batteries.

  Note

  The software can give warning of low battery. However, the State of the battery are not accurate if there is a problem connecting Wi - Fi. If you still receive warnings after replacing the batteries, continue with the other solutions provided in this article.

  Reset the power of the device

  1. If your device is equipped with a power switch, turn off the unit.
  2. If your device is equipped with removable batteries, remove the batteries and reinstall them. Make sure that they are correctly positioned.
  3. If your device is equipped with a power switch, turn on the device.

  Look for the software updates Check for Windows updates

  1. Click Start, click all programs, and then click Windows Update.
  2. Download and install the updates and priority updates custom, especially those related to the material.

  See the Readme file

  • See the Readme file for more information last minute product.

  Check the USB connection between the computer and the transceiver unplug and reconnect the transceiver.

  1. Disconnect the wireless transmitter/receiver and then plug it back.
  2. If the wireless transmitter/receiver is plugged into a USB hub, disconnect the hub, and then plug it in again.

  Plug the transceiver wireless to another port on the same computer.

  • If you have several USB ports, plug the transceiver wireless on a USB port different on the same computer.
  • If the wireless transmitter/receiver is plugged into a USB hub:
    1. Plug the hub on an another USB port on the same computer.
    2. Make sure that you use a powered hub that is appropriate for the powerful high USB devices.
    3. Try to plug the transceiver wireless directly into a USB port on the computer.

  Refresh the wireless connection all other devices connect wirelessly to Microsoft.

  1. Press the button on the wireless transmitter/receiver.
  2. Press the button connection on the underside of the unit.

  Optimize the signal check the placement of the wireless device.

  The wireless transmitter/receiver and the device must be correctly. Try the following solutions:

  • Place the device wireless closer to the wireless transmitter/receiver.
  • If you have a mouse and a keyboard, and they are both wireless, place them equidistant from the transceiver.
  • Turn the transceiver on the side or upside down.

  Some objects not wireless and wireless may cause interference with your wireless phone. To avoid interference from the transceiver, avoid using your device near objects such as:

  • Wireless network devices
  • Cell phones and wireless drill
  • Remote controlled toys
  • Microwave ovens
  • Cables parallel to the wireless transceiver cables
  • Metal surfaces in contact with the unit
  • Other transceivers and wireless pointing devices

  Setting up a Bluetooth device

  You can use the following information to help you resolve a problem with your device (keyboard or mouse) Bluetooth wireless.

  Check the connection between your computer and the transceiver Bluetooth

  • Make sure that Bluetooth is on.

    If you connect your device with an internal Bluetooth connection, make sure that wireless connections are active. Many laptops have a switch, a key or keyboard shortcut that enables wireless connections.

  • Turn on Bluetooth on your computer if your mouse does not have its own transceiver. If your mouse does not have its own transceiver, your desktop, laptop or laptop must have a two-way radio built into the computer, or you must use a non-Microsoft external transceiver. How the mouse will connect to the computer by Bluetooth, and how to turn on Bluetooth, varies depending on how it is implemented on the computer. You may need to contact the computer manufacturer or the manufacturer of the Bluetooth transmitter/receiver to find out how to activate Bluetooth on the computer and how to add a device to it.

  Refresh the connection Wireless to your Bluetooth device

  • Pair your Bluetooth device to your computer.
  • Re-establish a connection without wire if your computer does not detect a device compatible Bluetooth Microsoft if you try to use a Microsoft wireless keyboard compatible Bluetooth or mouse and the input device does not work, it is possible that your computer does not detect the device. To resolve this problem on a Windows computer, restore the link wirelessly with the computer. For more information, see the article of the Support Microsoft 811798 to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811798

  Solve a connection failure when the installation software can connect to a Bluetooth Microsoft compatible device

  During installation, if the installer is unable to connect to the device via a Bluetooth connection, you must change the transmitter/receiver to use a Bluetooth mode managed by hardware.

  For more information, see the article of the Support Microsoft 953694 to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953694

  Establish a Bluetooth connection when a device does not respond

  If the Bluetooth connection cannot be established, you may need to remove the device is unresponsive system and then add it again.

  1. Click Start, click all programs, and then click Windows Update.
  2. If the Bluetooth device is not responding is listed, select it and then click Remove.
  3. Click Start, click principally made programs, click the Microsoft mouse, and then click connect Bluetooth mouse.
  4. Follow the instructions in the wizard to connect to your device.

  Why is there a delay before a Bluetooth mouse answer after it has been idle

  To extend the battery life, Bluetooth devices go into hibernation after 8-10 minutes of inactivity. It may take several seconds for the Bluetooth mouse to reconnect when you resume using it after this period of hibernation. Thus, you may notice a delay between the time that you use the mouse and the response on the screen.

  Use other Bluetooth devices with Microsoft for Bluetooth wireless transmitter

  Bluetooth wireless technology allows you to connect several devices to your computer. You may be able to use other Bluetooth devices with Microsoft for Bluetooth wireless transmitter, but this connectivity is not always supported by Microsoft.

  For more information on the use of other Bluetooth devices with Microsoft for Bluetooth wireless transmitter, see the documentation provided with the device.

  For new devices, download the latest version of the software from the Web page of software downloading material.

  Connection of the keyboard of laptop Wedge for a tablet PC

  By default, the keyboard pairs Bluetooth Mobile from the hold with most tablet PC through safe simple pairing (SSP) with an authentication key. Some tablets, however, may not support SSP with an authentication key.
  In order to pair your keyboard hold such a Tablet Mobile successfully, use the following alternative pairing mode.

  Associate your keyboard by SSP without a password

  1. Hold down the Fn key as you press and hold the Connect button located under the keyboard. After 3 to 5 seconds, a small light on top of the keyboard flashes green and Red alternately. This means that your keyboard is detectable in your tablet in 6 minutes.
  2. On your Tablet PC, on the Start menu, select Control Paneland in category view, find the material and audio.
  3. Select Add a device.
  4. When the keyboard is listed, select it and follow the instructions to pair your keyboard Wedge with your tablet with success.

  Note
  If you want to associate your keyboard with a tablet or another computer that takes in charge the SSP with an authentication key, hold down the Connect button only.

  A keyboard or a Bluetooth mouse fails to reconnect after being left idle

  After you have used is not the keyboard or your Bluetooth mouse for a while, you may not be able to use the device again without rebooting the system or by turning your Bluetooth radio and turn it on again.

  For more information, see the article of the Support Microsoft 2758967 to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2758967

• Hi all, I keep is typed in the password at startup box, in bars in safari and firefox coupled with a stuck key noise that stops when you press a key, I scanned with antivirus that seems clear, can anyone help?

  Hi all, I get a storm of +'s typed in the password at startup box upward, in bars in safari and firefox coupled with a stuck key noise that stops when you press a key, I scanned with antivirus that seems clear, can anyone help?

  Clings in the key on the keyboard? Wired or wireless keyboard?

  Try to run this program, copy and paste the result in a response. The program was created by Etresoft, a regular contributor.  Use please copy and paste the screenshots can be difficult to read. On the screen with the Options, please open Options and tick the boxes in the bottom 2 before the race. Click on the button "Report share" in the toolbar, select "Copy to Clipboard" and then paste into a response. This will show what is running on your computer. No personal information is shown.

  Etrecheck - Information System

  Reset an Apple Bluetooth mouse or Trackpad wireless keyboard (pairings and other common troubleshooting problems)

  Restart your computer, hold down the option/alt - P - R keys command before the gray screen appears. Continue until you hear the startup chime for the second time.

  Reset the NVRAM EXTRA memory

• Iconia W700P - need to access bluetooth keyboard during the boot UEFI or need to boot from a USB

  Solved a problem, now face two other:

  The W700P will now boot from a DVD recovery Acronis TI, but to select the restore function (then the specific restore backup), it requires an entry for a keyboard. The Bluetooth keyboard supplied with the W700P does not work during the boot sequence. I prefer not to go out and buy a USB keyboard, but it is perhaps the only option.

  Or-

  The W700P boot from a USB key can stick? I read that this is impossible, but in looking at the Acer store, that's all they offer as recovery media for the W700P. I made a bootable USB key, when I bought the computer first, but I can't seem to start. All I get is repeated boot Acer screens, maybe he's trying different options in the boot order. I tried to change the order, put a password for boot and secure boot off, but I still have the same question.

  Any ideas?

  Solved once and for the moment! I now have a USB hub, USB, USB and DVD USB mouse keyboard (powered externally). Throw all these things on the machine, I was able to boot into the Acronis Recovery DVD, go to the menu and reinstall a previous backup of Windows 8.1.

• Bluetooth keyboard

  When you use the Sony Bluetooth keyboard with my tablet, keying is often interrupted by the built-in keyboard of the tablet to appear on the screen. This causes the typing to stall and/or letters repeats. It seems to happen about every minute or so and the results by typing mail very uneven and entry. Anyone else notice this? How can I disable the on-screen keyboard using Bluetooth?

  Hi all
  Thank you for your messages.
  If this is your first time here, welcome to the Forums of Discussion of user.
  As Dan has said above, we tested the keyboard and are not double posting.
  We suggest you to support so a technician can help with your settings to resolve the conflict causing repetition.
  http://tablet.sel.Sony.com/1/1/SGPT111U... actSupport

• Connection of several requests to reboot, crashes, breakdowns of mouse and a Bluetooth keyboard and other problems

  What is happening these days with the Apple OS software?

  Now up to a dozen connections different (clouds, messagehelper etc etc etc) some of which recur several times before finally accepting a dial-up connection and go.

  Frequent kernel panic / crashes.

  Inexplicable failures of the mouse and the keyboard, especially with the Bluetooth Apple mouse (unresponsive, key in several characters without being hit, etc.)

  More and more, my Mac (versions which I used since the 1 MB Mac Plus) behaves like a piece of scrap metal Windows.

  I use the latest version of the software system on a late 2012 27 "iMac. I'm not running something strange or stressful on the system-it is a very 'vanilla' system And, Yes, I already have all the regular maintenance and troubleshooting tips. What is going on? The system just seems to be more bug and unstable on all fronts and worse yet with each new version of the system software.

  These must be run as administrator. If you have only one user account, you are the administrator.

  Run the Console application in one of the following ways:

  ☞ Enter the first letters of his name in a Spotlight search. Select from the results (it should be at the top).

  ☞ In the Finder, select go utilities ▹ of menu bar or press the combination of keys shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.

  ☞ Open LaunchPad and start typing the name.

  In the Console window, select

  DIAGNOSIS AND diagnostic USE information reports ▹ System

  (not diagnose them and use Messages) in the list of logs on the left. If you don't see this list, select

  List of newspapers seen ▹ display

  in the menu bar.

  There is a disclosure triangle to the left of the list item. If the triangle is pointing to the right, click it so that it points downwards. You will see a list of reports. A report of panic has a name that begins with "Kernel" and ends with ".panic." Select the most recent. The content of the report is displayed at right. Allows you to copy and paste to validate all of the content, text, not a screenshot.

  If you don't see any report, but you know, there was a panic, you have chosen diagnostic and using the list of Log Messages. INFORMATION on the USE of DIAGNOSTIC AND choose instead.

  In the interest of privacy, I suggest that, before posting, you change the UUID ' anonymous, ' a long string of letters, numbers and dashes in the header of the report, if it is present (it cannot be). "

  Please do not post other types of diagnostic report.

  I know that the report is long, perhaps several hundred lines. Please report all this anyway.

  When you post the report, an error message may appear on the web page: "you have included content in your post that is not allowed", or "the message contains invalid characters." It's a bug in the forum software. Thanks for posting the text on Pastebin, then post here a link to the page you created.

  If you have an account on Pastebin, please do not select private in exposure menu to paste on the page, because no one else that you will be able to see it.

• Error: 0210 stuck key 19

  Hi all.

  My Lenovo computer is dΘmarre. When I hit the Party think butten fast enough, the screen appears with four options, such as retrieve etc.. However, as soon as I'm in this screen of my laptop starts beeping and gives ERROR 0210 Stuck Key 19 press on after 9 seconds to Setup.

  The keyboard did not work at the time by pressing F1 was not possible.

  After 10 minutes my computer has suddenly started once and I could enter my password normally. However, after 1 minute everywhere ' p appeared.

  As it seems that the p is stuck, I cleaned the keyboard, but do not solve the problem.

  After that, I completely removed the keyboard and mouse. However, that was not also to solve the problem.

  Do you have an idea what to do?

  Thank you

  Arnold

  If other people are having the same problem:
  The solution (for me) seems to be disconnecting the CMOS for a night (more than 8 hours). In other words, remove the BIOS battery. If problems still occur, maybe replace the cmos battery.

• error 0210: stuck key 7B

  Hello

  I just upgraded to the most recent updated to Microsoft Update on an IBM Thinkpad T41. A reboot is required, and now I get error 0210: Stuck Key 7B. It doesn't seem to be a stuck key. Help, please!

  Thank you
  Joanna Kaul

  Ramata T.,.

  Thank you for your quick response. Pressing F2 @ bootup get past the error screen frozen, so thank you... but my keyboard was still unresponsive, so I couldn't go in the BIOS to make changes.

  I also called phone support, which was difficult to understand other than to say supply market, it must be a hardware problem, or press ctrl/alt/delete (on a keyboard doesn't respond).

  Finally I quoted me IBM, which offers only machines still under warranty, which mine is not in favor.

  I finally solved this problem caused by changes in software update... and it wasn't not by replacing the keyboard. I think I can be an asset to the Microsoft Team and plan on sending my resume for review.

  Thank you
  Joanna

• Iconia W700: Bluetooth keyboard not detected in Windows 10 x 64

  I'm trying to update all computers at home on Windows 10 and it was pretty painless for most of the devices so far. However, I can not get my W700 Iconia tablet to recognize the Bluetooth keyboard.

  Is the keyboard with integrated lid, and I followed the procedure, as indicated on the Acer Web site, to hold the power button on the keypad for 5 seconds to put it in discovery mode and then adding a Bluetooth unit device. Of course, the menus have new sites, but are not hard to find.

  I have updated the driver for Bluetooth on the Tablet, but who has not remedied the problem. I looked around and couldn't find any mention of this problem here or elsewhere, probably since Windows 10 has just launched a few days ago.

  Okay, so I don't know if the driver was actually the question, but Acer documentation to set the Bluetooth keyboard pairing mode requires that you hold down the power button until the two LEDs on the departure of keyboard alternately as on a police car.

  If anyone is reading this and it still does not allow you to associate the keyboard, then here are the steps to get the right Bluetooth driver:

  1. Open Device Manager (right-click the windows down icon on the left)
  2. Expand the "Bluetooth" category in Device Manager
  3. Right click on the Bluetooth driver (should be first in the list, if there are several devices listed)
  4. Click on uninstall
  5. Restart the tablet. Bluetooth driver is reinstalled on reboot.
  6. Reopen Device Manager after the connection
  7. Right-click on the Bluetooth driver, then click on "update driver software... »
  8. Select the option for Windows find the driver software.
  9. An update must be downloaded and installed.
  10. Now, repeat the pairing steps detailed above, and you should see an option for the pair the keyboard appear in the Bluetooth settings.

  I am subscribed to this topic so if anyone has a problem, just answer and I'll try to help you sort.

• Stuck Key 01 error 61 T

  Hello!

  One of my colleagues is an error while booting, it displays as:

  Error

  0210: stuck key 01

  Press to Setup

  I tried pressing F1 and it wont let me continue in the installer there at - it another way to solve this problem.

  Please advise!

  Oamedcophy

  This type of message means usually only one or several keys on the keyboard are stuck in the down position. You can inspect the keyboard to see if the keys are blocked mechanically. It is also possible that a spill of liquid caused one or more keys electrically 'Short' and watch the BIOS as if the key is stuck.

  If you are mechanically handy, you can remove the keyboard for inspection and cleaning. The material for the T61 series Maintenance Manual provides detailed instructions on the installation/uninstallation of the keyboard as well as the numbers for replacement keyboards. You can find used keyboards cheap on eBay, etc.

  By the way this post made me smile. This kind of problem and message goes back to the first IBM PC. I remember getting a BIOS message such as "error of keyboard: press to continue." The message was issued because I forgot to plug the keyboard in the system unit. It's a message ridiculous because if the keyboard is disconnected or broken how BIOS will detect that you pressed F1 or any other key?

• Can I install Win XP costs with booting from CD bluetooth keyboard? No problem installing connectivity?

  I have a bluetooth (Logitech MX 5000) keyboard and a mouse bluetooth also.

  Can I boot from the XP CD and completely install fresh XP without any keyboard / mouse of disconnection.

  I m wondering how bluetooth will work if XP is install new files?

  And I want to install by booting from the CD only?

  Maryse Agarwal

  I think that you did not understand the problem.  Some bluetooth keyboard/mouse games include

  a bluetooth adapter that is aware of this problem and start eMule a wired USB device

  until the operating system recognizes (and probably Initializes) as a bluetooth adapter.  As a result,.

  during a clean installation of Windows XP, the keyboard works in the environment of pre-seed.

  (Possibly with help from the BIOS itself that can be done "supported inherited" to do the)

  "USB keyboard" watch compatible all the way back to BACK!)

  In any case, once that installation gets pretty far along some more advanced to load drivers

  the BT adapter leaves its compatibility mode and the keyboard stops working.  Alas, it's good

  before the point where you can create connections to BT.  It's to the point where Windows

  The installation program ask you locale, time zone, a * license key * etc.

  I have not found a way around using another keyboard at this point.  Another mouse is also

  practical but not strictly necessary.  (You can do it using and .)

  Hope this clears some things up.

  -Jam

• Mouse and keyboard lagging

  My keyboard and mouse began trolling about a month ago.  Now latency is up to two seconds at a time. They have worked well for the first 3 years. The keyboard is plugged in and that the mouse is wireless. I am running windows 7 on a desktop computer.

  Hi whatever4507,

  Mouse and keyboard lagging may be system related issue or a device related issue. To determine the cause of your concerns, we suggest for your device to boot in Safe Mode and see if the delay occurs again.

  You can start your PC in Safe Mode by using the Advanced Boot options. To access to your computer by pressing the F8 key before the Windows logo appears. In the display Advanced startup options select Safe Mode.

  For more information about safe mode in the Advanced startup options, click here.

  If you have a mouse and keyboard trolling while in Safe Mode, your concern might be the result of recent changes, you have done on your PC. To resolve this problem, we suggest you to perform a System Restore.

  Follow the steps below on how to do a System Restore:

  1. In the dialog box of files and research programs on the Start menu, type "restore".
  2. In the list of results, click System Restore .
  3. In the System Restore window, click Next.
  4. Select the date and time (it should be the date and time until you encounter mouse and keyboard fill) in the list of restore points.
  5. Click Next, then click Finish.

  However, if you still experience the same in Safe Mode, your concern that may result by out-of-date drivers for your mouse and your keyboard. We suggest you to manually update the device drivers in Device Manager.

  For more information about how to update the drivers manually, click here.

  Let us know how it goes.

  Kind regards
  BIA of Hamilton

  You can use the mark as answer button, if this post responds to your request.

• Logitech bluetooth keyboard K480 pair with my Windows 7 computer

  * Original title: Logitech bluetooth keyboard K480

  I have a Logitech bluetooth K480 keyboard won't pair with my computer Windows 7, the devices to show but it does not work with the key board.

  Joe

  Hey Joe,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  It can happen because of the conflict of device driver if Windows update tries to install the updated driver for a device that has an updated driver.

  • What is the brand and model of your computer?

  While you reply us with the above information, you can try the following solutions and check if this solves the problem.

  Method 1: Run the corner hardware store and check if it detects problems.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/open-the-hardware-and-devices-Troubleshooter

   

  Method 2: Try to remove and then reinstall the keyboard.

  First, connect a wired keyboard or mouse to your computer. So, if you have Bluetooth wireless technology installed on your computer, follow these steps:

  a. click the Start button, select Control Panel, click hardware and soundand then click on Bluetooth

  Devices.

  b. Select the keyboard or mouse that does not work, and then click Remove.

  c. click Add, press the reset button on the bottom of the keyboard or mouse, check the box my device is set up and ready to be found and then click Next.

  d. If the apparatus does not, repeat the previous step. When the device is found, select it, and then click Next.

  e. If you have tried this step several times, and your computer still cannot find the device, check that the device has fresh batteries.

  f. If the device is a keyboard, exchange of security with the keyboard keys. If the device is a mouse, click don't use a passkey. Follow the remaining instructions in the wizard.

  See also: compatible devices with Bluetooth problems

  Hope that the information provided is useful. If you have additional questions, or if this problem persists, come in and we will be happy to help you.

• error 0210: stuck key 2B - thinkpad t61 + windows 7 32 bit

  "Whenever I turn on the system I get this error 0210: stuck key 2B. If I press the ESC key, then she starts the operating system windows 7 and also after starting, if I open any ms word document, key # gets automatically in a hurry and I could see characters # continues typing in the doc, he started only after installing the w7 in my thinkpad. Can anyone suggest me if it is a failure of keyboard or operating system issue. This is repeated even after I clean the keyboard and then turn it on again. What happens in the bios, I hear a continuous even in the bios beep as if some button get all the time. So please let me know what I need to change the keyboard everything or just reconnect it or something else is under way. Please help me, I wonder why this problem began immediately after I installed Windows 7. If its an OS problem, am I get the beep sound in the bios, so I think its definitely not the prob of os. something wrong with the keys isn't. Any suggestions or advice are appreciated, I ran the diagnostic of the HD, he took.

  Thank you

  manu555,

  If this happens in the BIOS as you note, that does anything have to do with the operating system.   As suggested from GMAC-R60, this indicates that the keyboard be bad or have a bad / intermittent connection to the system board, or something on the card system goes wrong.

  I will try:

  Checking the connection of physical keyboard:

  Remove and disconnect the keyboard - inspect the plug keyboard for any damage or visible corrosion.  Plug back in carefully and try again.  If the problems are still occurring, try...

  Clearing CMOS and reset the BIOS by default - sometimes you get somewhat stuck causing an abnormal condition:

  Remove the battery & AC adapter / CC.  Press and hold button power several times for an account of 5 each time.   Join AC and restart the computer.    Go into the BIOS and reloading the default values and save.  (there is an option to restore the default settings).  Stop.  Equip your battery and restart.

  Try to replace the keyboard - you can communicate with the service and order a keyboard replacement out of warranty or a local business partner of source on (if there are retailers of warranty allowed in your area, they will have the keyboard in stock or be able to order it).   Alternatively, check sales online - ebay, etc as you wish.

  If none of these steps solve it, so my next suggestion would be the system board, but I think it's rather unlikely.

  Best regards

  Mark