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Old 11-24-2017, 06:55 AM #3
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Thanks much. I really don't care for this keyboard. Too many unknown symbols, etc. I have read that I can hook up an external keyboard. I can get one for ten bucks.

I have two extra usb ports on this laptop. All I have to do is get the keyboard, plug it into the usb and it will recognize it and that's it? Hard to believe it could be that simple.

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