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November 27th 08, 06:28 AM
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internal keyboard not working
Hi, I "fiddled" with my partitions (deleted one and expanded the remaining one) on my Lenovo T61p laptop and now the internal keyboard and "mousecontrollers" will not work! I have tried connecting an USB mouse and that works. I have also tried a keyboard (wireless USB) but that does NOT work. The keyboard works fine until Vista boots (even in bootselector). I think the problem might be a corrupted driver file on my Vista installation. I do NOT have system restore point available. I have been googling and reading post on same issue (on this forum too) but I have not seen anyone really having a solution applicable to my laptop. Any one got a suggestion? -- arnehome 
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November 27th 08, 07:13 AM
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internal keyboard not working
arnehome wrote:
Hi, I "fiddled" with my partitions (deleted one and expanded the remaining one) on my Lenovo T61p laptop and now the internal keyboard and "mousecontrollers" will not work! I have tried connecting an USB mouse and that works. I have also tried a keyboard (wireless USB) but that does NOT work. The keyboard works fine until Vista boots (even in bootselector). I think the problem might be a corrupted driver file on my Vista installation. I do NOT have system restore point available. I have been googling and reading post on same issue (on this forum too) but I have not seen anyone really having a solution applicable to my laptop. Any one got a suggestion? Go to the Lenovo site and find your drivers http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/si...cid=MIGR-67853 Richie Hardwick
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November 27th 08, 08:45 AM
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internal keyboard not working
On Thu, 27 Nov 2008 02:19:23 -0600, arnehome
wrote: Hi, Yes when I get into my Vista.. I cannot log on as I cant type my password  Any suggestions on how to? You said a wireless USB keyboard - I am not sure what that means - does not work when connected. Do you have a regular keyboard you can use? At this point, buying one would be cost-effective. You can find cheap ones.
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November 27th 08, 06:59 PM
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internal keyboard not working
Can you log in via safe mode? If so, go there and uninstall the keyboard
driver. Also, Vista has a 'virtual' keyboard you can use to enter your password with your mouse. Check your logon screen for an icon (I've seen it on the right side of the password textbox, and on the bottom left of the logon screen) - and use your usb mouse to login. "arnehome" wrote in message ... Hi, Yes when I get into my Vista.. I cannot log on as I cant type my password Any suggestions on how to? Arne L -- arnehome
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