has anyone had to replace keyboard for a laptop or notebook, mine's packing up big time, let alone able to type properly, getting worse and worse. this is all i can type now...... my machine 5 years old now, time for replacement?
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Originally posted by veg4681 View Posthas anyone had to replace keyboard for a laptop or notebook, mine's packing up big time, let alone able to type properly, getting worse and worse. this is all i can type now...... my machine 5 years old now, time for replacement?
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Have you tried turning it upside down and using a compressed air duster to blow all the cr@p from under the keys? this works in a lot of cases as dirt gets under the keys preventing them from being depressed properly.
replacing the keyboard would be expensive I'd think (as in cheaper to buy a new laptop)
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Originally posted by Hazel at the Hill View PostYou can alway plug a keyboard into one of the USB ports, Veg - not ideal, but it'll prolong the life of you (admittedly, aging) lappy.Last edited by veg4681; 01-03-2008, 11:58 PM.Food for Free
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Yep they are all replacable. And the new ones are available as spares from the manufacturers.
You would be better using a PS2 keyboard not a USB, if the unit KB is still in charge you have a key stuck down.
disable the KB in the BIOS.
What make of Laptop do you have?My phone has more Processing power than the Computers NASA used to fake the Moon Landings
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