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Date:
Wed, 29 Mar 2006 16:38:57 -0800
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Re: Keyboard not working
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Keyboards can go bad. After checking the connection on the rear of your 
computer, try a borrowed keyboard to make sure the keyboard itself is 
bad. If you can't borrow one, buy a new one from a source with a 
favorable return policy.

Tom Mayer

Harley Wagner wrote:
> My keyboard quit working. I am using windows xp home. Any suggestions. Harley Wagner. 
>
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