Re: Satellite Pro C660-1UX keyboard became mad

Hello

Got a Toshiba Satellite Pro C660-1UX with a crazy keyboard.
It all started yesterday.

Pressing a few keys I get nothing, some bad letters and when I press a ' get the date and time is displayed.
Have updated the BIOS, no change. Connect a USB keyboard, everything works fine.

A new keyboard will fix things?
I see they are £20 on eBay.

Thanks for the help.

> Connect a USB keyboard, everything works fine.
Yes, this means that the keyboard controller is OK and the internal keyboard needs to be replaced.

> Will be a new keyboard fix things?
Yes, new keyboard should solve the problem.

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