>
>I know how you feel. I have a 2300 motherboard that thinks there is a
>phantom keyboard attached to it, always pressing keys. How is that
>wierd ? I cant figure out for the life of me, so I guess it is
>something in the board.
>
>Mad Dog
Sounds like a possible bad keyboard controller, or the keyboard controller
solder joints could be coming loose from the board (not terribly likely,
but I've seen stranger things happen). I would try tracing the paths back
from where the keyboard is connected, back to they chip they connect to
(they'll all go to the same place). Then re-solder (being enourmusley
carefull if their surface mount) the pins. Plug it in and hope it works.
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