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February 7th, 2010 10:00

It is a limitation of the hardware. Google 'keyboard matrix' to find a program that will map how the keys are grouped on your laptop. Not many stand-alone keyboards map the keys independently (google 'n key rollover'), and even then the USB specification only allows up to 6 keys being registered at once.

I'm not aware of any laptop that allows n key rollover.

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February 7th, 2010 12:00

Yep, I googled everything you said, and I understand now. It just kind of sucks that this keyboard does not have N-Key Rollover. This baby cost me $3000 and my fiancee's Macbook was only $2700 and her keyboard registers up to 5 simultanious keystrokes :(

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March 9th, 2013 15:00

I also just recieved my new laptops (same model) and I too have this problem. Is there a FIX?? My laptop was 3k as well and I need an external keyboard to game on a gaming laptop? Thats completely ridiculous.  If there isnt a fix can I get my money back from dell.  My old dell inspiron laptop did NOT have this issue and was only 700$.  Please advise if there is a fix or if i need to return this (not to be rude) but JUNK.  Thank you

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July 13th, 2013 19:00

I have the same issue with my laptop except the is issue is when I'm typing text in a body of an email (Like what I'm typing here for example) thet ext I'm jumping goes to a different area of what I'm typing which is REALLY annoying considering what I paid for this laptop.  I too had to get an external keyboard which is ridiculous.  IS THERE FIX FOR THIS???

 

BTW - it happened twice while I was typing this out!  VERY frustrated!!!

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July 13th, 2013 19:00

Oh BTW - as you can see above, I purposely didn't fix the text I was typing so you can see where the text jumped in the post.

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