20 Most Recent ASUS 90-A4C1K1000 Keyboard Questions & Answers

One of two things are happening. Either your keys are stuck due to debris and/or dust on your keyboard or someone has created "hot keys" possibly as a joke and they are typing it. Get a coin and insert it under the key and pull upwards. Keys pop on and off the keyboard. It will not hurt it. Remove both keys and check for dirt and dust under them. If this is not the problem then you have hot keys set. In order to walk you through disengaging them I would need to know your operating system and if removing and cleaning the keys worked first. Please let me know this by going back to your original question posted on fixya and using the comment or reply button.

why not test the keyboard on other PC. why not use spare USB keyboard $8 cost new and test it. 2 tests and now you now what is wrong. NO PC state NO OS stated. very little facts stated, just bad acting keyboard. OMB #1 its wireless keyboard with dead batteries, weak ones cause LOGIC chaos, for sure. just like dim flashlight, same. that be first no, on any wireless device kbd/mouse, batteries. easy no? easy peasy lemon squeezy

If it is new and you believe that it has a faulty keyboard send it in for warranty repair or replacement.

Hi, Read this https://www.asus.com/us/Laptops/F80S/HelpDesk_Download/

You might have spilled liquid on the keyboard. If it's under warranty, send it in for a new keyboard.

A numpad usually outputs the cursor movements with the shift bar depressed. That suggests to me that you need to turn of the Caps lock key, or otherwise make a change to the keyboard setup. Maybe there's a Fn key combo that needs to be toggled.

Change your mouse

Hello, it's not a problem with your keyboard, it's a settings problem with Windows. You need to go into Control Panel settings, find the Keyboard section, and you'll probably find an Advanced tab. (Depends on your Windows version) Anyway, you need to change your Country type from whatever it's set to (probably US) to UK. From memory, you have to ADD the UK keyboard, and DELETE the US one.You'll then have to reboot to make changes. Hope this helps! nicam49

The logitec k120 and 120 are know for problems, random text. Falling Star I'm not sure what you are talking about because this person was asking about the keyboard typing random numbers and letters. This has NOTHING to do with the mouse / mousepad(appartenly you thought he/she was talking about a laptop). Solution(You will have to buy a new keyboard due to the fact the logic board has went bad or something has been spilled inside of it.)

Find the Jack it plugs into. The jack may have a lock that you gently release. Slip in the ribbon cable and lock it in place. If not, it may just slide into the slot.

If you mean disable number mode , just press Fn + NumLK

Took me a while to find it. Press "fn" and "home" key at the same time. "num lk" is in small print under "home."

Your notepad driver is not installed. Or not working. Google your computer drivers on the internet pertaining to your touchpad, download and install.