[Jasen]

Wife cleand keeberd 0f asus lap0p, n0w is screwed up, she said she 0nle used damp rag. Res0re d0es'n fix, help!!!

keeberd w0rks like dis, fr0m Lef 2 righ.

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:banghead:

 

[SilverBullet1997]

ooooh, is that a new type of |33t Speak?

 

[ccookie66]

I know! Me too! You know, I feel you. I agree, they should lower the gas prices, but as long as food stays green.

 

[SilverBullet1997]

I know! Me too! You know, I feel you. I agree, they should lower the gas prices, but as long as food stays green.

...... ummm...... is this reply meant for a different window?

 

[Jasen]

I's imp0ssib\le 2 make w0rds. S0me \ledders n0 w0rk, e w0rks and makes page scr0ll d0wn :banghead:

mabe I p0ur dri rice 0n keeb0ard, mabe is damp :think:

 

[Stroverlander]

Jasen, a couple years ago I spilled coffee on my two week old new HP notebook. Had to disassemble and dry out, and it killed a few keys. Ended up ordering replacement keyboard from HP and installing that which worked fine. Best thing is to shut it down, let it dry out or open up to make sure it dries out completely. The things are so fragile, it doesn't take much to short out a few keys it seems. If you have access to another computer you can usually find a service guide or youtube video for you model to replace keyboard. Go/d lvck? :mrgreen:

 

[chevymaher]

Take it to a air hose and dry it off.

 

[ccookie66]

You know, thats true. Sometimes you just have to mix it up a little, you know what I mean? But all I'm trying to say is, why bother if they are going to just take it? :shrug:

 

[94 Van Guy]

Remove the battery. Turn it upside down and let it dry completely. If that doesn't work, replace the keyboard. They aren't very hard to do.

Good luck,

Keith

 

[markmitch]

not sure if this will work with a keyboard but I once dropped my cell into water and took the battery out and put the whole thing into a bowl of dry rice (uncooked) over night. next day it was back to normal. Rice soaks up all dampness.

 

[AstroWill]

It's a laptop? Probably just the 'number lock key'

 

[thegreenmachine]

ooooh, is that a new type of |33t Speak?

Totally though the same thing.

Rice works.

Dry the battery separately.

Have fun!

 

[thegreenmachine]

Pop the keys off and hit them
With a co2 keyboard cleaner. Looks like your keys are double pressing.

 

[redfury]

Or just get a USB keyboard and off you go!

 

[Jasen]

Found that my computer has a on screen keyboard I can use with the touch pad. It's a little slow, but it work's for now :lol:

I think Steven Hawking has a higher WPM then me :rofl:

 

[SilverBullet1997]

Found that my computer has a on screen keyboard I can use with the touch pad. It's a little slow, but it work's for now :lol:

I think Steven Hawking has a higher WPM then me :rofl:

ooo, so high tech!

:ugeek:

 

[astroracer]

Check to make sure the "sticky keys" function wasn't turned on when the missus was cleaning it. I did that once cleaning and it took a while to figure out what was going on.
Mark

 

[Jasen]

nope, sticky key's are off.

 

[oman]

Have you tried the BFH repair?

 

[SilverBullet1997]

Have you tried the BFH repair?

I always love that repair