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  I just installed Windows 8 Pro and I'm starting to regret it. I spent all day trying to find a solution, and so far only to be without solution of "Dummies." I'm not a computer genius and everything I found searching on the net seems to be complex for me to understand, impossible for me to run them.

  I'll be very grateful if anyone out there can be kind enough (and patient enough) to give me a step by step solution, that I can try.
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  Try to install the package ATK.

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• On NEW laptop keyboard does not work after that the screen keyboard has been activated and then deactivated.

  Look at my friend got a new laptop and went through the whole upward. the on-screen keyboard has been activated which invalidates the real keyboard when the on-screen keyboard has been disabled the real keyboard has NO return. If this is a bug... Fix it. This is not a driver issue, it is not a user error. Stop giving people answers, trying to pretend like it's not not the OS when most people already know that it is.

  I'm sorry, but I didn't not new meant only one day.  And when I got my new laptop, one of the first things I did was to create a point of files, even a day later I had a restore to use - point and that was possible here as well.  I'm sorry it wasn't the case.

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  I hope that one of the solutions I proposed works.  Please post back in all cases we will know whether or not to continue searching for an answer.

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  VW-edge11 salvation,

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