A keyboard locks up intermittently even when replaced with a new keyboard. What is the LEAST likely cause of the problem?-A-A second bad keyboardB-The keyboard controller chipC-The keyboard connectorD-The motherboardE-None of the above-A-A second bad keyboard

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