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Wondering if its to do with sticky keys try the following? Click "Start" and select "All Programs." Click "Accessories" and select "Ease of Access." Click "Ease of Access Center." Click "Make Keyboard Easier to Use." Click "Set Up Sticky Keys." Deselect the checkbox that says "Turn on Sticky...

No problem longer version. Select Windows start button, then click on control panel then click on display then, click on adjust brightness.

A hdmi cable is for display images to an external monitor not for charging laptops so sorry no.

You need to press the fn key and the button keyboard resembling the sun for brightness and darkened sun to lower.

Does your laptop run in safe mode, press f8 on boot up, go to device manager and disable the driver see if it works with a standard driver, with out blue screening or crashing then (Check system restore) for recent updates (Type system Restore in start menu) you may have received just before...

You might have a faulty power supply/brick You may find the Power button itself is in a stuck down position. i.e... will not release correctly to the up position, When a button is held down it will not start you laptop up. The only way to check this out is to open up the laptop and remove the...

Make sure you fn key is not pressed down or other keys like num lock. Check other keys and then try an external keyboard plug it into a USB port on boot up.

Try the following Turn your laptop over you should fine a small hole near one of the corners you can reset the device with a small needle or pin by inserting it gently into the hole before tuning back on, plug in your charger. You may find the battery is at 0% charged, so let it charge above...

I'm currently using and typing on a Toshiba A200 1YO, it was updated from vista to windows 7 the original driver had issues and was a Realtek high definition audio. After disabling the realtek driver i install driver high definition audio device version 6.1.7600.16385 but this is a Windows 7...

Try link below also try the toshiba website. http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/BIOS/Toshiba/Toshiba-Satellite-S50T-B-BIOS-140.shtml

You may have a keyboard controller fault the keyboard controller is part of your motherboard then again you may be lucky it maybe a faulty keyboard itself. 6 short beeps relates to keyboard failing to boot. Had it on a few desktops i looked at.

Restart your laptop holding down the f8 key then select safe mode when booted try opening wordpad or notepad does your space-bar still malfunction. You may need to re install the keyboard driver.

Your screen could be getting stuck in hibernation or sleep mode, try going to control panel finding power options and opening this up select your power option setting click do nothing or never turn or then go to advance settings and commence to turn off or disable screen functions to do nothing,

Then again if your Asus is only 3 months old you could take it to a ASUS repair shop or to where you bought it would be covered under warranty tell them to back up everything before they fix it an restore all you files.