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did you check if scroll lock is on?
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Have you tried rebooting your PC?<br />
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Try to download the latest drivers for your keyboard
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Have you tried rebooting your PC?

Try to download the latest drivers for your keyboard

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also check if there a stucked key in your keyboard, try to hit them all to unlock if there's a stucked one then retry
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also check if there a stucked key in your keyboard, try to hit them all to unlock if there's a stucked one then retry

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There was no problem in the first place.
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All of a sudden, now, when in a folder, I can no longer hit a key, such as &quot;F&quot;, to jump to the documents that start with F. &nbsp;What has happend?<br />
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Please advise as to the correct zone to post in.
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All of a sudden, now, when in a folder, I can no longer hit a key, such as "F", to jump to the documents that start with F.  What has happend?

Please advise as to the correct zone to post in.

What happend to keyboard?

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Peripherals

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Components

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