My laptop keyboard types different keys then its suppose to. Like if you type K itll type 2 if you type J it will type 1 but the numbers are the same when you type them. How do i fix this?

Every time I turn my computer on, there is a loud grinding noise as it boots up. After the computer is all booted up and at the desktop (meaning, that on my monitor, you can see all of my icons and such) it stops.
My fans all seem to be fine. What could this be and how do I fix it?
Thank you!

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I have been around computers and laptops all my life, and I know what computers need and how to handle them. So what kind of laptop would be good for me?

My DELL laptop is relatively new, maybe 4 years old. I don’t think there is a virus or spyware on it, because I already did checks multipe times, and each time, the laptop comes out clean. However, each day the batteries decrease by 1%. Like the 1st day, the batteries would be 95%, and the next day it would be 94% and so on. I’m not unplugging the laptop, so I don’t know what’s going on. Can someone please help me? Thanks!

I want to stay on the computer for as long as I want and not have to share it with my bully of a brother. How can I block him from accessing it and make it look like a natural(system failure)error? Side note: he knows nothing of computers! Also please don’t let it be something permanent, I need to get right back on here after he tries(unsuccesfully) to get on the computer or internet. So my computer genius friends what do I do?

I know a guy who is trying to fix the charger for his laptop and he wants to know what would happen if he puts in 4 watts more than the recommended amount for the computer. The recommended amount is 15.2 watts. He wants to put in 19.1 watts … what would happen?

My daughter is going to college and she just bought 18.4 laptop and we want a cute carrying case/bag for it. We have looked but can’t seem to find many!

I am taking chem 101 this semester, and for my first prelab assignment I have to put specfic information onto the lab notebook, which is divided in the middle by a line. The assignment reads "Before proceeding, set up your bound notebook with four columns arranged in landscape orientation, which means writing across the long (11inch) dimension of the page instead of across the width. Place the following column headings along the page edge nearest the binding of the notebook: Procedures, Observations, Conclusion, and Balanced Equations. Place Parts 1 and 2 on the first page, part 3 on the second, part 4 on the thid, part 5 and 6 on the fourth, and parts 7 and 8 on the fifth."

What does this mean? The lab notebook is like a normal book with larger bindings. Do I go horizontally? What do I do with the other half of the page? Can you please help me out, I just don’t want to go to class with the wrong setup! Thanks a lot.

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