Tecra M10 - 1 H 4 - change shared video RAM worth?

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  I have a laptop L30-134 with 512 MB of ram and 64 MB of video memory shared.

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  My question is the same as we can read on this url:
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  Hello and thanks for reading.

  I recently changed my Tecra M10 to Windows 7 (from XP), and it quickly developed the dreaded question-button stuck CTRL This causes the keyboard behaves as if the CTRL key is pressed continuously. Sometimes reaching a key combination, or bring up the on-screen keyboard, temporarily solves the problem, but he returned.

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  > I was watching the next BIOS update. is the version 3.00, which seems to be most recent. My version is 1.90.

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  On the page of the Toshiba UE driver you can find the fingerprint software and uninstall of fingerprints (this tool is needed to remove the fingerprint reader software)

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