My laptop keyboard beeps and locks up when I press 3 or more keys at the same time!!!

when I play games such as worms one needs to pression several directional keys while tapping space for the rope to propel fire, now this didn't happen with my desktop keyboard but this laptop keyboard is like more delicate. can anyone tell me how I can press several keys without hearing that beep sound and having the 3rd consecutely key not obeying when I press it.

 

Re: My laptop keyboard beeps and locks up when I press 3 or more keys at the same tim

Please if someone knows answer me as it's stopping me from making killer moves.

 

you probably can't do anything about it. it is probaly something built in with the system. If you are really hard core and dont mind possibly screwing up your laptop you can take it apart and remove the device that makes the beep. BUT I STRONGLY do NOT recommend this lol. If you want to find out more infomatiojn about this contact your laptop vendor and ask them.

sorry i coudlnt supply a fix

 

I'm sure there's a fix will somebody help me.

 

Re: My laptop keyboard beeps and locks up when I press 3 or more keys at the same tim

find the beeper on your mobo, squeeze it with pliers until it is a crumpled piece of plastic, but i wouldn't reccomend itthese are the evil demons that do all the beeping
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Might I suggest that you use an external keyboard, if you use your laptop mainly from a desk, or static position. Much more convenient anyhow. Fit an external mouse, as well. If you still want to play games when on the move, then I can't help you. Bazza

 

Fbi-agent-007;

might try the keboard setup in windows and change the repeat rate, if ur fast at the keys the machine may think u have a stuck key, and the external
keyboard may help killing the sona alert on the mobo is a bit heavy but it would be gone for ever and u may still be out running the look rate at the key board

asturnacle

 

Hey FBI,
Try booting into your BIOS. Somewhere in there, you should find an option to shut off the pc speaker. Check with your manufacturer to see why the beeps. Maybe you're toggling some low-level feature unique to your make/model.
Cheers,
Bob