How to fix laptop keys problem?

Asked By Rasel11 0 points N/A Posted on - 07/27/2011

A few weeks ago, I spilled water on my laptop on the bottom left. Now every time i press a key on the laptop it tries to close what I'm doing. I have to use a USB keyboard. Every key does this. It was fine last week everything worked. I downloaded an AVG and now for some reason its back to how it was closing everything

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Answered By jonna_kitt 0 points N/A #88261

How to fix laptop keys problem?

• After reading your problem, I thought I could share some views on this issue.
• First of all, the biggest mistake which you have done is by spilling water in your laptop, because by doing so you have damaged the internal hardware of your laptop.
• I really don’t know why your USB keyboard is trying to close all the programs, but this technical problem might have happened due to the spilling of water.
• The best thing at this situation is you consulting a repair guy, who could open the laptop and check for internal damage. I would also suggest that please don’t try that by yourself as it might lead to complete damage of your laptop.
• The repair guys are professionals and they know the technical things which could help you get back your laptop to original state which it was earlier.

I hope I have made my point clear, I hope this will help you out with the problem you are facing.

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Answered By bryan0 0 points N/A #88259

How to fix laptop keys problem?

How about trying to dry it up using a blower, oh i forgot it’s been weeks since it happened silly me.

Well there nothing that i can do about it, why not drop by to the nearest Computer shop maybe they can fix it or replace some parts. Because obviously some circuits are damaged. For the meantime just use your USB keyboard it works the same thing but it limits mobility. Luckily for you the laptop its still working fine it didn’t harm the hardware others that are experiencing this type of problem are often screwed.

Well that’s all about it, just a friendly suggestion.

Goodluck mate 🙂

 

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