Can laptops be repaired after getting drenched in water?? Still turns on and works ok, but a number of the keys dont work…
Any recommendations for laptop repair places? Dont fancy leaving it with a bunch of cowboys…
Can laptops be repaired after getting drenched in water?? Still turns on and works ok, but a number of the keys dont work…
Any recommendations for laptop repair places? Dont fancy leaving it with a bunch of cowboys…
Not ideal, but how about plugging a keyboard in to it?
Keyboards are easily replaced and can be picked up new for about £30 on eBay.
What’s the make and model of the laptop.
With respect to replacing keyboards. Try and find the technitians manual on the internet for your laptop. (easy to find if it’s a Dell) as most keyboards come out with 4 screws and a few clips. You don’t normally have to take the whole thing apart. If it’s a popular model look on youtube as some genersious person may have made a video of how to change the keyboard.
If you can find the video on line (can be a problem without a second 'puter) taking a laptop apart is pretty simple.
Keyboard issues are generally a dodgy contacts issue, so a simple clean fixes a lot.
Do hoover out the fan/CPU/heat sink/case vents if you do decide to go in there.
The last one of mine I did was full of fag ash, dog hairs and biscuit crumbs.
Whoa slow down there… Putting a Hoover on electronic parts is a bad idea!
Take it outside and us a can or air duster on it to clear it out.
Get a USB keyboard?
Get a thesaurus and just learn to make do with the letters available to you?