QUOTE(shortleg88 @ Apr 23 2007, 01:36 PM)
found out not only tat 2 key swap...several as well...
not the alphabets but the sign one...
dunno it's me or wat, felt the ac adapter connector can't be fitted tightly to the adaptor...
compare to the HP and Toshiba laptops my family using...

@shortleg88not the alphabets but the sign one...
dunno it's me or wat, felt the ac adapter connector can't be fitted tightly to the adaptor...
compare to the HP and Toshiba laptops my family using...
the socket connecting the AC adaptor seems loose??? izzit normal?
for new AC Adapter I found that the connection are very tight. why it seem loose coz probability you only connect in half way, need to use force & hardly push it, you might hear a click sound when only fully connected
and how to put the express card slot ar? my itchy hand took it out but now having prob to insert it back in...
I guess you're smart enough to solve it after a few try
edit : and they swap the key on my keyboard for @ and "
example : Shift + 2 instead of getting @ turns out ", vice versa...how 2 change ar?
for this issue, pretty sure that when you setup the computer, you set the default language/input other than English(US). check your control panel, make sure the default is English(US) and the default input is also English (US). Keyboard are designed based in US standard.
usually I only call Dell if I really cant find the answer or hardware failure. personally felt that very idiot to screwing ppl for only very simple question, politely ask still acceptable. maybe we should set our mindset for the notebook might is not faulty/failure if we are not 100% sure the issue, rather than always think we get faulty/failure or problematic system or very bad luck (no hard feeling). learn how to learn.
Apr 23 2007, 02:34 PM

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