Windows XP Keyboard

I’ve installed Windows XP Pro SP3 on a laptop and currently using United Kingdom keyboard settings but few keys doesn’t work when I press them, is there a way to fix this problem?
Answer #1
Change keyboard…
Answer #2
wo_Ot? replied: Change keyboard...
It’s a laptop keyboard and all keys work except from 2-4 keys
Answer #3
AS011 replied: wo_Ot? replied: Change keyboard...
It's a laptop keyboard and all keys work except from 2-4 keys
Pull off keys and check if it works without keys (stick with needle)
Answer #4
wo_Ot? replied: AS011 replied: wo_Ot? replied: Change keyboard...
It's a laptop keyboard and all keys work except from 2-4 keys
Pull off keys and check if it works without keys (stick with needle)
The laptop isn’t mine, it belongs to a friend of mine, I don’t want to pull it off and afraid that I can’t attach it back on, is there a alternative way?
Answer #5
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AS011 replied: wo_Ot? replied: AS011 replied: wo_Ot? replied: Change keyboard...
It's a laptop keyboard and all keys work except from 2-4 keys
Pull off keys and check if it works without keys (stick with needle)
The laptop isn't mine, it belongs to a friend of mine, I don't want to pull it off and afraid that I can't attach it back on, is there a alternative way?Well smartass, I suggest you to return laptop to your friend and stop doing things that you are incompetent to do…
Answer #6
AS011 replied: but few keys doesn't work when I press them
In general or only when you press shift+key? Are these keys suppose to show a currency sign or a special
character of a sort?
wo_Ot? Your being a bit harsh, Don’t you think?
Answer #7
Roberto400 replied: AS011 replied: but few keys doesn't work when I press them
In general or only when you press shift+key? Are these keys suppose to show a currency sign or a special
character of a sort?
wo_Ot? Your being a bit harsh, Don't you think?
In general, and the keys are letters
Answer #8
wo_Ot? replied:
Pull off keys and check if it works without keys (stick with needle)
I would do that too, but if you’re not willing to take risks, you probably are not going to be able to fix it.
Answer #9
solyendo replied: wo_Ot? replied:
Pull off keys and check if it works without keys (stick with needle)
I would do that too, but if you're not willing to take risks, you probably are not going to be able to fix it.
So there’s no other way to fix it without pulling the keys to check it?