FozzyWozzy1982 Posted January 13, 2014 Posted January 13, 2014 Good Afternoon Edugeek Community I have a Dell inspirion 1545 sat in front of me with a keyboard issue.... Before you make your mind up, This is what the problem is and this is the solutions i have taken to try and rectify it. All Keys work on the Keyboard except C, D, E, 3, F2 now its look a little suspicious on how these keys are all directly above each other... Right? So, i have tried, Removing and re installing Keyboard in normal mode as well as safe mode, I have removed regional language from UK to US International.. still nothing, I have Upgraded the Bios to Dells Latest..... However, F2 doesn't work in Bios either..... So one would assume its a Keyboard fault? Right? No, i have bought a brand new keyboard, still can’t hit F2 in bios, i have installed Ubuntu, and that DOES NOT see, C, D, E, 3, F2..... i have completely and utterly run out of things to look for.... i have cleaned up the Pins where the keyboard stip connects to but.... I am at a utter loss now... Ohhh forgot to mention - i have plugged a USB Keyboard in and everything is fine! Can anyone else suggest anything? or is it time for this laptop to have a new owner!! Regards Fozzy
w-clarke101 Posted January 13, 2014 Posted January 13, 2014 Sound like the laptops needs a new MB if you bought a new keyboard and doing the same thing! Have you got the same model of laptop to try the keyboard in that to see if it's doing the same?
chazzy2501 Posted January 13, 2014 Posted January 13, 2014 maybe the internal socket is faulty. use some air duster and check the solder joints & maybe wet them with the soldering iron.
difinity Posted January 13, 2014 Posted January 13, 2014 I can't remember what type they are but the last Dell i had with this problem had 4 or 5 identical components below the connector on the motherboard, one had failed, with the right kit they are easy and cheap to fix.
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