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  There are two types of notifications of compatibility in the compatibility check update Win7 - "HardBlock" and "SoftBlock".

  "HardBlock" - SW MUST be uninstalled before upgrade can continue (or actions that must be taken-as a reboot in some cases). The only option is to cancel the upgrade and take the necessary measures

  "SoftBlock" - SW which might have problems after upgrading and which could be recommended to uninstall. You can continue the upgrade process, even if you have these notifications without no action (the report will be placed on the desktop for once you have upgraded to Win7 you can always use it as a reference for other actions that you might want to take if necessary)

  The "Keyboard Filter" notification is a "SoftBlock" - you can continue the update even if you get this message. In the specific case of the "keyboard" filter (i.e. the pilot button quick launch) - he will be in fact automatically deleted during the upgrade process.

  Once your Win7 upgrade has completed, you can reinstall the quick launch buttons driver.

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  Hi, start,

  Welcome to the Microsoft community.

  This issue would have occurred due to corrupted drivers. I suggest you to uninstall and reinstall the drivers for the keyboard on the manufacturer's Web site.

  Follow these steps to uninstall the drivers:

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  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/Step1.jpg

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  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/Step2.jpg

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  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/step3.jpg

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  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/Step4.jpg

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  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/Step5.jpg

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  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/step6.jpg

  Yet once, only the top left screw shown here directly holds the keyboard, but the last screw attached to the keyboard is behind this metal, so unscrew the 5 others live here marked 1-5. These 5 will not come out all the way.

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/Step7.jpg

  Unplug the power to the fan by pulling upward. The last screw attached to the keyboard is behind the metal as shown. I folded just Assembly of the road a little to access the screw.

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/step8.jpg

  Here you can see where the holes behind the hard drive, which allows you to easily start the withdrawal of the keyboard.

  Only detach the superior, left and right by pushing upward and work your way around. The lower part of the keyboard (closest to the touchpad) will just slide upward and out after that the other 3 sides are released.

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/step9.jpg

  Here is another view with everything removed.

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/step10.jpg

  The back of the keyboard, showing where the 3 screws attached. Tablecloth for the keyboard cables attach to the motherboard by dragging the output to the front (not not turning up like those on top of the hard drive).

  http://ark42.com/Sony/keyboard/step11.jpg

  The keyboard is completely removed. Circles show where the 3 screws attach to the back.

  Well, I hope this is all useful to people. I put all together and the laptop still works fine. The keyboard does not at all well, but I know that I can replace it myself now.

  * edit * will probably order http://www.ebay.com/itm//171781254290 because it does not resemble Sony sells direct parts I can find anywhere. Ordered http://www.ebay.com/itm/260951528702 instead for like $2 more, because the Canada ships seemed faster than ships from China.

  
  

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