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joeycole | 11:43 Fri 02nd Jan 2004 | Technology
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Happy New Year! At times, my backwards delete, g, h and apostrophe keys don't work when I try and use them. All other (keyboard)strokes are fine. The only way I get these working is by re-starting the computer. Any ideas what causes this inconvenience, please? Also, will expanding my RAM help or is this completely unrelated? Thanks!
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It will be nothing to do with your RAM. I don't really have an answer other than to say the the electrical contacts in these keys are possibly a little bit iffy. A new Keyboard would be the way to go. You can get the really cheap (like �5) if you just wanted to check it was just that.
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