"BillyElevator" <> wrote in message
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>I recently upgraded my ACER Travelmate 2200 laptop from XP to Vista, and
> replaced my 40 gb hard drive with a 120 gb hitachi drive at the same time.
> .
> Everything appears to work perfectly, except that now the keypad fn
> function
> does not work properly, and the numbers 4-5-6 etc are displayed when U-I-O
> etc are entered. the driver that is currently installed is named
> LaunchManager and is version 1.0.0.0 . I could not find any upgraded
> drivers
> at the ACER website, nor does vista tell me there is an issue. I could
> also
> not find a website for Dritek systems (the maker of the driver) for an
> upgrade. When I replace the hard drive that was originally removed from
> the
> PC, everything works fine. It appears the computer does not recognize that
> the keyboard is 88 keys and responds like it is 101. Any help would be
> appreciated.
> --
> BillyElevator
As far as the Keypad doing numbers, you have the Fn-Num Lock on (usually on
the F4 key) but if your Fn keys are all screwed up, it maybe mapped to a
different key combo. Try one at a time and if it doesn't work, tap the
combo again to put it back to the state it was in.
To solve the overall Fn mapped problem, go to Acer and download latest
drivers for your Model. It maybe not specifically mentioned as a Keyboard
driver.
The Acer web site mentions a file you need after upgrade to Vista
Vista update.zip
It has all BIOS and drivers needed
Even the UPDATE DRIVER via Device Manager, may find a better driver?
In the Control Panel set-up there should be a Keyboard icon, make sure an 88
Key is selected, otherwise it may be under Control Panel/Device Manager
Frenchy
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