Wake up key on the keyboard does not work

Anonymous
2013-02-03T15:26:45+00:00

Original Title: "Wake-up" key in "Acer" keyboard Model Nº: 6312-TA of Windows XP Desktop PC.

¡Hello!

I have a Desktop PC "Windows XP" Home Edition SP3.

The keyboard is "Acer" Model No.: 6312-TA . It is about 2001, the keyboard.

The matter is that in the keyboard, there is a "Wake-up key".  But I don't know how to use it. One of the boys in the shop, where I bought it, tried the keyboard I took out of the Desktop PC  and tried it recently in a computer of the shop.

He said, it did not go.

There are two other keys, next to the "Wake-up" key, one is for putting the PC in "suspension" mode (and it is simbolized by a big "Z**"** followed by two or three smaller ones), and the third last is for shutting down (simbolized by a plug-drawing crossed out).

These last two keys go well.

Where could I find information on how to use this "Wake-up" key??

Should I change something in "Energy options" in "Control Panel"?

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  1. Anonymous
    2013-02-06T16:25:33+00:00

    The link to the webpage with the help from Acer that applies to all XP systems in general does not open, it it obsolete.

    It leads me to choose another webpages.

    In the 2nd photo of my last post there are the data from the keyboard.

    The missing data are:

    Model Nº.: .......

    Extension Nº.: .....

    Serial Nº.:     42006003

    And below the bar code:

    99 P 2081S4S21511814S00000

    Darfon Electronics Corp.

    Made in China.

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  2. Anonymous
    2013-02-05T16:42:26+00:00

    And this last one is from the rear of the keyboard.

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  3. Anonymous
    2013-02-05T16:38:47+00:00

    Yes, it is.

    Look at these 2 photos. They are from the front and the rear of the keyboard.

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