Laptop Keyboard problem..

whoops

whoops

oopsy daisy

There are several possibilities. Firstly, your computer could be so busy running other things in the background that it cannot react quickly enough to your keystrokes. Now, if you are running lots of things in the background (eg. Defragmenting the hard disk, moving hundreds of MBytes from one drive to another, backing up your hard disk, converting a DVD movie to divx) then this might not be a problem. If you aren't - then someone else might be! You
could have a trojan, a virus or spyware running on your machine, using the processor. If you are connected to the internet it is essential that you do use anti-virus and anti-spyware software to prevent and, if that fails, to detect this. What your computer may be so busy doing is sending a copy of all your keystrokes to someone - including your passwords, credit card details, home address, bank details, etc.

The beeps could indicate a buffer over-run. Typically, whilst you type, the letters you take are put in a buffer and taken out from the buffer by the program you are using. A beep indicates that you are putting in
data faster than it can be removed. Typically this is caused by overloading the machine as described above. The beep is a warning – much in the same way that a beep on a laptop as the battery gets low is a warning. If the computer is a desktop, then battery level is not going to cause a beep!

spill less juice on it

Sarzi
+1

Try to finish alll lame process'es with task-manager

edit: laptop sucks :)

buy random keyboard?
5€