guyz-n-flyz

to my 'puteur. No letter "see" kapabilities.

If I shuut doiuwn, it may noiut urestart.

Extura letters aure side ejfjfekt uiof lemoiunade!

AAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGHHHHHHH!

Maurkl

tim j.

Guyz-N-Flyz typed:


Fer cryin' out loud - break down and buy another $15 keyboard.
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guyz-n-flyz

Fer cryin' out loud, when dd they start mnakjin' $15 LAPTOPS!

Markl

jr

Don't despair yet.

I thought I'd fried & completely killed my laptop a few years ago by
spilling beer into it, but I took it to a local repair place, with a bunch
of kids running things, and they fixed it in a few days for around $80.

'Course, now I have nothing to blame my poor spelling on.......

JR

BTW, i bet with a bit of effort you could get along fine without C.

http://www.spinelessbooks.com/gadsby/index.html

daytripper

If it uses the typical carbon-rubber-pad-on-plated-footprint keyboard, and
your fine motor skills are respectable and patience is not unknown to you, it
can be saved by extracting the keyboard and carefully cleaning it with clean
warm water. Disassembly drawings should be in the user's manual, but if not
you can often find them on the web. Make sure all the batteries are out and
it's totally disconnected from everything else should you give it a go....

allen epps

Buy an external $15 USB keyboard to see you through any attempted
repairs is what I'm sure meant.

If you only use the laptop in one place it'll work fine in perpetuity


Allen

tim j.

Guyz-N-Flyz typed:

What Allen said. Our sales people all have notebook 'puters and they carry
spare full-size keyboards. It's a good thing you didn't spill any shine on
that baby - it would eat right through the case.
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