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OTEBOOK
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EYOND
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ETUP
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UIDE
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OLUTIONS
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1400 S
ERIES
The TouchPad is your
Notebook’s mouse. Use your
finger on the touchpad to direct
the cursor across the screen.
Keyboard and TouchPad
Keyboard and TouchPad
Symptom Problem Solution
Keyboard
commands
or keystrokes
are not
recognized by
your Notebook.
Program in use has
stopped responding
to commands.
Turn off your Notebook using
the TouchPad.
1. On the taskbar, click the
Start
button.
2. Click
Shut
Down...
3. Select the
Shut
down
option, and click
OK
.
4. After the shutdown is
complete, restart
your Notebook.
If your Notebook does not
shut down, press and hold
down the
Power
button
until your Notebook turns off.
Fn+Num Lk or
Shift+Num Lk
does not turn
the internal
NumLock on.
The internal
keyboard NumLock
is disabled when an
external
PS/2 keyboard or
keypad is present.
Use the keypad on the
external keyboard, or unplug
the external keyboard to use
the internal keypad feature.
When typing,
some of the
letter keys
return numbers
to the screen.
The NumLock
feature is turned on.
Press the
Fn
or
Shift
key
while pressing the
Num Lk
key to turn Num Lock off.
Cursor jumps to
a different
location
while typing.
TouchPad needs to
be cleaned.
Wipe the TouchPad with a
damp cloth, then wipe it dry.
Cursor does
not respond.
TouchPad needs to
be cleaned.
Wipe the TouchPad with a
damp cloth, then wipe it dry.