Re: Fixing an old PC.

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From: Brent H. Besler
Date: Fri, 06 Apr 1990 06:25

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I wouldplug in a known good keyboard to make sure the proble is located
in the keyboard itself.  You might consider putting a cheap clone keyboard
on it for about $40-$50.  A good one like the Northgate or Keytronics runs
closer to $100.

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