HP dv-5-1108ax: some keys on keyboard not working - left, right, delete, pg up, pg down

I have looked on multiple different forums and websites to find a solution to my problem but havnt been successful yet. About a month ago the following keys stopped working:leftright arrowdeletepg downpg upend insert I am running vista and have not made any changes that I can think of that would cause this problem. I have tried the following:running the computter in safe mode to see if the keys work - unsuccessfulusing the onscreen keyboard - all of the keys workIf anyone has a solution please let me know. Your help would be greatly appreciated.

I also have simillar problem, following keys on my keyboard doesn't work
left arrow keyright arrow key insertdeletehomeendpg uppg dn
Here is the image (the keys encircled as red don't work).

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    rensvanlaar wrote:
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