NB100 - keyboard defective?

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• NB100 - keyboard does not not another property

  My NB100 on 18 months old has now an erratic keyboerd with frozen lock, some keys giving 2 or 3 characters at the same time, etc. Any ideas please?

  Hmm. Looks a bit like a keyboard failure.
  But have you checked if the problem persists even after the new installation of the OS?
  Are you sure that no other 3rd party software could cause this?

  I think that this should be checked before attempting to replace the keyboard

• NB100, keyboard-numbers instead letters problem!

  Hi guys, can anyone help? Last July the keyboard on my NB100 developed a fault. The keys U, I, O, J, K, L and M when you press a given 0,1,2,3,4,5,6 numbers.
  As it was still under warranty, I sent it back to be repaired. Everything was fine until today, when he started to do the same.
  I checked that UK keyboard is selected (I even installed the United Kingdom International keyboard software) and I've updated the BIOS. All to nothing does not. I checked for viruses and spyware, there is none.
  I don't want the expense of another repair that the Netbook is now out of warranty.

  Someone at - it an idea of what the problem might be?

  Thank you guys
  Crewey

  Hello

  Check please manual user on page 56 s and you can find the description on the on-board s computer keyboard.

  You can enable/disable using the FN + F11 key combination.

• NB100 keyboard

  I bought a laptop NB100 mini and I am surprised that the numbers and letters are gray on the black keys. This makes it impossible to read in the dark keyboard. Take a look around, just how many keyboards do you see with letters other than white?
  I finally managed to find an email address for Toshiba and asked advice, they have another keyboard or suggestions.

  It's the answer that I received

  + "Thank you for your e-mail. +
  + Unfortunately, it's the color that comes standard and there is no way to change the keyboard to have different color keys. If when you bought the net book, you said you wanted white and gray keys not without having seen the net book, then the product must be returned to the dealer on this issue, but if you bought directly, then you would of bought the product, knowing that the keyboard is not white and grey writing. » +

  In other words of grass off the coast, we don't want to know.

  The guy could not even write English with the expression "would of". It truly annoys me so much.

  He is such a mistake fundamental to a national company like Toshiba multi, probably putting style before the feature.

  I also have an Azus EEE, which seems to have a similar size keyboard and thought about trying to find a spare part and share more. The only problem is that the blue functions are not in the same places.
  Another idea I am train is to use the transfer of lettering on the keys and paint over varnish, masking of a circular shape. This would likely cripple the warranty!

  In conclusion, a great piece of kit marred by gross stupidity.

  I'm willing to accept this inconvenience only because it is not a compatible product on the market otherwise he would have (+ or should I say would be of) +! were returned.

  Post edited by: grockel

  I think you have misunderstood something buddy
  You get no response from Toshiba here in the forum.

  This is a USER to USER forum, and there is no guy Toshiba

  What you get here are options and suggestions for people like me and you from customers of Toshiba and lovers who want to help the other guys.

  But it's true... keyboard labels are a bit too dark... White would be better... still...

• NB100: keyboard problem internal after changing the language on the external keyboard

  Hello

  I bought a brand new Toshiba NB100.
  Due to the size of the keybord th (and the odd choice of colored letters grey on the keyboard), I bought an external keyboard as well.
  My settings of language is Norwegian, but the external keyboard is US.
  So I did it in Norwegian.

  The problem is that now, whenever I'm not using the external keyboard, the integrated keyboard is foreign to any language and has 'invented' his own which means I have to press the Fn key in order to access the normal letters and the number zero.

  I tried to remove the keyboard drivers and retart in the hope to return to the original values, but anything will do.

  Hope someone can help me.

  I'm not sure, but have you tried turning on FN + F11 / turn off?

  Or maybe Control Panel > regional and language options > tab regional options or languages?

  Try different settings.

• NB100 - where can I buy hardware like a keyboard?

  Hello

  Where can I find material as nb100 keyboard to buy?
  I lived in iran and I can get it from dubi if I can find it there?

  Hello!

  I completely agree with Akuma. All the spare parts of equipment such as keyboard, RAM, HARD drives and all the other stuff you can get from an authorized service provider.
  If you don't know where is the nearest ASP in your country, you should look on the Toshiba site. There you can search for it.

  An alternative you can buy parts on eBay.

  Good bye

• New keyboard Sculpt is declining by characters when I type

  I picked up a new scuplt keyboard and it's great, but it falls to a very large number of strikes.  By typing the previous sentence, I had to revise almost every word.  I don't have this problem because the first days I was using it either... seems to have arisen.  I'm only 3 ft away from my laptop and there is nothing between the keyboard and the laptop.

  I see no specific driver for this...

  What can I do?

  Thank you

  Personally, I think the mouse and wireless keyboards are more trouble that they are worth, but it's just my personal opinion.  I would venture to guess that you could have a keyboard defective, unless he fell, subjected to high temperatures, or had something spilled on it.

  I had a friend complain about the weird characters that appear on the screen.  When I took the keyboard, juice poured out of him!  YMMV.

  Good luck.

• How to set the intall xp through c: promt

  I tried to reformat my laptop from NEC to re - install XP Home, but the problem is the built-in keyboard defective, im using the external keyboard and I could not put the bios Setup to restart from xp installation cd. I tried to install / reformat using thec: prompt, I did once before but I couldn't remember the command I use to do (someone does it for me).  I intend to donate a laptop said to the less fortunate students for their expertise to use a computer, and it can be used in other activities of the school.  This is an old laptop P3 795 mhz 504 80 GB of RAM, thanks

  I don't know what you want to do. However, try this and see if it does what you need:

  With Windows XP running as usual, open the command prompt and type

  d:\setup

  Otherwise, open my COMPUTER. Select the CD or DVD drive that contains the Windows XP CD. Click it to get a list of files on the disc. Click on Setup.

  In each case follow the on-screen instructions and make a new facility on the former.

  Note that this isn't really a new installation. To do this, you have to start from the CD or the DVD, delete these partitions and then install a new system (as you pointed out).

  If you have enough space on the hard disk, you can add another copy of XP on a partition (in addition to those currently on the hard disk). It would be a dualboot arrangement and does not seem to be what you want. Woud you need to shrink the partition that is using a partitioning utility (Acronis Disk Director, for example). Then boot XP as usual, launch the installer and install to the new, added partition. After the new system is completed, you can set the new one to be the default boot system, delete the old partition. Expand the new to fill the HD. If it seems "doable" for you, a person may provide further instructions.

  Side to replace the faulty keyboard. That's all I can suggest based on the information at hand. Maybe someone else knows a better workaround solution.

  Good luck.

  Tom Ferguson

• NB100: some keys on the keyboard do not work

  Hello!

  I bought a NB100 in December last year now job number 1 and 2 keys don t, volume keys has also don t work, which are the same 2 keys.

  I also tried an external keyboard via USB and it worked well.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Looks like your keyobard is defective and must be replaced :(

  Contact the nearest ASP that you can find on the Toshiba site. They can order and swap the keyboard for you.
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com-online decision-making supported downloads & => find an authorized service provider

  Welcome them

• NB100 XP & - cannot install the utility of keyboard shortcuts

  Hi guys...

  I buy a NB100-11R and I installed xp on it... all is ok, but...
  The only problem is with the utility of keyboard shortcuts...
  I can not install it... installation start-up and stop in a few seconds without evaluating or popup messages.

  Special keys are... half of work... the "F2", A, S, esc and F12 are works not... the key F8 seems functional (I see in system preferences that alter the frequency but the * icon fan that will gray or white * is not like the other icons)

  Some ideas?

  TNX! and have a nice day.

  Hello

  According to the info (more info) on the Toshiba European page the Hotkey Utility allows you to display on screen LCD LCD + CRT or CRT mode by pressing Fn + F5.

  I'm not very well if you'll be able to use all THE FN buttons m description indicates that the driver allows the use of the Fn + F5 keys.

  However, make sure your Windows XP is up to date (all service packs and patches are installed) and try to reinstall the Hotkey Utility again.

  By the way; on the page, you will find the latest version of the BIOS. Make sure that if your computer is already using the latest BIOS

• NB100 - can't see the indications on the keys on the keyboard

  I just bought a netbook NB100 for my partner, my first thoughts were, what a great little machine is, well I liked all about it, so I tried to use it. The keyboard, what a nightmare, gray lettering on black keys, if you had a light directly above the keys, that's fine, in the shade or in a shaded room, I could hardly see the lettering, blue key functions stood out more.

  Let me know what you think, or am I a little on top.

  concerning
  Stephen

  It seems ok to me.

  Try increasing the brightness of the screen so the keyboard lights up more.

• NB100 - new keyboard

  Can someone tell me if it is possible to get another keyboard for a netbook NB100?

  The choice of grey characters dark on a black keyboard makes it nearly impossible to see something else bright light

  Hey Buddy,

  I'm don't know if there's another compatible keyboard for NB100 but an authorized service provider can give you an answer because they have access to the spare parts of Toshiba.

  You must give them a call or write a short email. Give them your exact part of your laptop number and they can get a new keyboard.

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > find an authorized service provider

  Good luck! :)

• Keyboard on NB100 problems

  Do you know how to sort or update the firmware on the NB100 because I have problems with the keyboard.
  According to this forum it is firmware questions?
  Thank you and help would be greatly apreciated.

  I have the same problems, but with the button pressed, and right Please HELP, would be that a hardware issue?, or a firmware issue? and I plug this laptop 10 months ago. Help, please.

• HP Pavilion 15-p157na: defective laptop keyboard - needs to be replaced

  Good evening.

  Have a HP Pavilion 15-p157na with a defective keyboard, probably because of water damage.  The usual kind of associated problems that (some keys do not work, some are the symbol of bad etc.).

  I want to fix, and a previous thread showed me http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04324972 as a guide on how to disconnect the top plate.

  My questions are;

  (a) is it possible to replace just the keyboard without having to replace the top plate - what digital keyboard part do I need?

  (b) If this is not possible and I need a whole new top plate, where I'd get a / what is the part number?

  Thank you

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See page 19 and 20. HP catalogs the part the top of cover everything including keyboard and exactly what one you need depends on the color of the chassis and the language of the keyboard. Third party service providers will sell just the keyboard and it is inseparable from its hood. See p. 70. The manual does not show the removal of the keyboard of his hood then you will need to return it and examine it. We usually got him with some few screws and hooks that are perhaps shortly Ribbon.

  This would be the black US keyboard under the top cover (frame):

  http://www.Amazon.com/FEBNISCTE-replacement-compatible-PN%C2%A3%C2%BA762529-001-765806-001/DP/B00W5OZQ0S/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8 & qid = 1459794214 & SR = 8-3 & Keywords = 762529-001

  External keyboard usb works OK? This can help eliminate a motherboard problem caused by the spill. If you need another part let us know.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• On my Satellite Pro A120 possibly defective keyboard controller

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro A120-223 dual core and that's my problem with the keyboard.

  I get this irritating message at the start with BEEBS, where it says PXE - E61 Media Test Failure among others. Then I opened it everything and put everything back once again, the problem seems to go away at first and then comes back, this time, when everything starts up; the letter a? NA? is continually and automatically entered on the research that I click on.

  I later bought a new keyboard, and all kind of went well until the 3rd day with my new keyboard. The problem is back!

  I did research on my problem online, and realizes that the keyboard controller may be at fault here. I don't think the keyboard is defective, it is brand new and I typed hardly something with her, I also took extra precautions when connecting the cable to the system.

  If it is the controller, should what steps and procedures I take in order to define precisely the problem, or perhaps to resolve?

  I don't have a warranty on this machine, and I'm not too eager to spend huge sums on a new motherboard, but I'm ready to if it is necessary.

  Thank you in advance.

  Hi mate,

  the first error message "PXE - E61 Media Test Failure" is more related startup, so another order of boot (HDD-> CDROM->-> NETWORK FDD) probably solves this problem.

  With regard to your controller keyboard problem: I think that the cable must be realigned PROPERLY since these errors come from a misaligned keyboard cable or a really damaged keyboard controller (where I am skeptical that the keyboard controller is broken).

  I know that you have taken additional precautions when connecting the keyboard, but this time took a few extra super uber mega special care when connecting it. Especially during the connection, check that the small black hook that keeps the cable is properly glued on the port.

  Would appreciate feedback on your part...

  See you soon