Re: Keyboard Beeping

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From: Jim Macklin (p51mustang[threeX12)
Date: 07/23/04 

Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 20:01:28 -0500

PS/2 devices are NOT hot-swappable. You may have damaged
the port.

"Chuck" <Chuck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:14E0E31E-96AE-4E1C-B697-31263A03111A@microsoft.com...
| The keyboard is an HP PS/2 that came with the Pavilion. It
is only 1.5 y/o. On my other KB, I held down 5 buttons then
booted it up and experienced the same problem. Therefore,
some keys are stuck. So I popped off all the buttons but it
still made the same sound and didn't work.
|
| "BAR" wrote:
|
| > Buy a new keyboard.
| >
| > Without the make / model it's impossible to advise on
what may work to fix it.
| >
| > However save a bucket load of time = money amd treat
yourself to a new Microsoft keyboard.
| >
| > "Chuck" wrote:
| >
| > > After I cleaned my keyboard, I hookrd it back up to
the computer and the computer speaker beeps in a rythmical
fashion. The keyboard is not functional at all. When I usa
another keyboard, it is fine. When cleaning the keyboard, I
popped of all the keys. It is possible I got some cleaning
agent in there. (not too much though) When I disconnected
the keyboard, the computer was updating McAfee anti-virus.

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