Qwaxalot

While I don't have a solution for you, I can tell you that the problem is your GPU. Oblivion is more Graphics dependent than many would expect. Try the lowest resolution, but don't expect a good result.

@ Bben If you're ever in Michigan, I'll buy you more than a couple of beers (and you won't even have to fix my computer)

For starters, try regenerating the .ini Exit Oblivion, then try renaming or deleting the oblivion.ini file (...\My Documents\My Games\Oblivion\Oblivion.ini)

Yep, you hijacked it alright. You should, at least PM the Original Poster and apologize. I don't know if the mods can clean it up, but you could PM Bben46 (he's very good technically) and maybe he can help.

Try turning the HP printer off when playing Oblivion.

Stop using quicksaves. Try exiting to desktop (or at least out to the main menu) before loading a save.

Try replacing the shaders: Oblivion Shaders: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=20348

Would an adapter work, or is it just better to get a PS/2 keyboard? You can use a USB to PS-2 adaptor. (If you can find one)

Apparently, the Interface section of my .ini file is much shorter than yours; actually, I've got only this part: [interface] fDlgLookMult=0.3000 fDlgLookAdj=0.0000 fDlgLookDegStop=0.2000 fDlgLookDegStart=2.0000 fDlgFocus=2.7000 fKeyRepeatInterval=50.0000 fKeyRepeatTime=500.0000 fActivatePickSphereRadius=16.0000 fMenuModeAnimBlend=0.0000 iSafeZoneX=20 iSafeZoneY=20 iSafeZoneXWide=20 iSafeZoneYWide=20 Anyway, I tried to add the command manually, as you suggested, but it still doesn't work - I really don't know what to do You need to add the line to the Oblivion.ini file in your documents\games\oblivion file. NOT to the Oblivion_default.ini file in the Oblivion directory! The Obivion_default.ini file should NEVER be altered.

It booted successfully to drive D: ? Is that a recovery partition on drive C: or a second physical drive? If it's a recovery partition, try booting into safe mode and do a system restore. Other than that, as Fonger said, your computer hates you. Pouty computers suck.

Anything is possible. How much money do you want to spend?

The first thing to do is a "system restore" to an earlier time. If that doesn't work, try your windows repair disk

If it does turn out that the keyboard is the problem, changing the laptop's keyboard may not be as difficult as you think. That said, you might try getting a can of compressed air and spraying all around the keys. Good luck

By any chance do you have a joystick or other external controller attached? If so, unplug it.

That is the understatement of the year. Firefox also works well.