petetheisen wrote:
MB Software Solutions wrote:
I must comment too much. g The '' key is starting to stop
responding. The rest of the laptop (Dell Inspiron 5100 -- 3 years
old) appears to be fine.
My thought is to get a can of air and blow out the keyboard as it
sets. Other tips or
every time.
Tracy
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From: MB Software Solutions
Subject: Re: [NF] Laptop keyboard showing signs of failure
If this was a desktop, then yeah, it's a no-brainer...$20 replacement
keyboard from Staples or other office store. But this is a laptop, so I
doubt it's as easy
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the problem is - this is a Laptop Keyboard. You can't immerse that
sucker without having a little problem or two!
Hi John!
You could remove it from the laptop and wash it out. Or if you are
especially adventuresome, dunk
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I had problems with my dell laptop keyboard. I found one on eBay in the end
and replaced it. You could be ok with a can of air though, but I think they
are fairly sealed up.
Allen
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Michael, If you need a keyboard you might try www.pchub.com. I have
purchased a few notebook parts from these guys and had good luck. One
downside is the parts can come from anywhere in the world, delivery is about
10 days.
This is a link to the keyboard I think you need.
MB Software Solutions wrote:
I must comment too much. g The '' key is starting to stop
responding. The rest of the laptop (Dell Inspiron 5100 -- 3 years
old) appears to be fine.
My thought is to get a can of air and blow out the keyboard as it
sets. Other tips or suggestions?
We have
I had a similar problem on my Toshiba with the 's' key. I
gently pried up the key and found a small piece of plastic
preventing the key from fully depressing. Once the plastic
was removed, the key worked as normal.
You may also want to try (with the laptop powered off)
shaking the
Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
MB Software Solutions wrote:
I must comment too much. g The '' key is starting to stop
responding. The rest of the laptop (Dell Inspiron 5100 -- 3 years
old) appears to be fine.
My thought is to get a can of air and blow out the keyboard as it
sets. Other tips
Yep, pop the keys at one end of the keyboard, then hit the other end with
canned air.
John
On Thu, 22 Jun 2006 22:48:23 -0400
Alan Lukachko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had a similar problem on my Toshiba with the 's' key. I gently pried up
the key and found a small piece of plastic
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With desktop keyboards that had a soft drink or coffee
Ken Kixmoeller (j/s) wrote:
I will lend you Mr. Boko, my children's lovebird. When he escapes, he
likes to peck at the keyboard of my wife's laptop. One time he
loosened 15-20 keys. I'm sure he'd do the same for you. I haven't
asked him what his rates are.
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