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To: TFF who wrote (380)	3/21/1998 7:46:00 PM
From: Spots	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

Most likely either your keyboard or your cable is toast. Reseat your connector and reboot for a start. If you yanked your connector and put it back, non of Win311, Win95, nor WinNt respond politely to this particular piquier. ALWAYS keep a spare keyboard. It's only 30 bucks for a darn good one. This happened to me once when I plugged in an old keyboard (circa 1992) into a new motherboard (ca 1996). I moved it from a 486 to a pentium and got this problem exactly. Put it back on a 486 and it behaved. But I gotta ask: If your keyboard isn't working, really and truly, how did you ask this question?