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2.Switch the function off by hitting the appropriate key on your keyboard until the light is off. Sometimes you need to hold the Fn (function) key as you press the button to toggle it on and off. This varies from notebook to notebook.

3.Try your keyboard and see if it works.

Accessibility Options

1.Click the Start button on the Desktop taskbar.

2.Open the Control Panel and click Accessibility Options. If running a newer operating system like Windows Vista or Windows 7, open the Ease of Access settings menu.

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4.Check to make sure Sticky Keys, Filter Keys and Toggle Keys are disabled (un-check the box next to each option). These functions alter the performance of the keyboard and may cause it to slow down or seem locked.

5.Apply the changes and click "OK." Check and see if your keyboard is working.

Battery Removal

1.Exit and close all programs on your notebook. If your notebook Samsung Laptop Keyboard like [url=http://www.buycheapkeyboard.com/compatible-with-samsung-900x3a-keyboard-p-1141_m-16500.html]SAMSUNG 900X3A Keyboard[/url] is completely disabled, use the mouse or touchpad to complete the task.

2.Shut down your notebook (Start>click the option to Shut Down).

3.Wait for your notebook to shut down and close it. Unplug the AC adapter from the adapter port, and flip the notebook over so you can see the battery.

4.Unlock and remove the battery from the notebook.