rip keyboard

>>18515532
>Buy a keyboard
>plug it in
>place it over bad keyboard
you can also tape it to the computer for stability

>>18515539
If you tape it then you will never be able to close the screen.

Instead see about gluing velcro onto the top of the laptops keyboard and the bottom of the usb keyboard. Then you can easily remove and secure the keyboard when you need it.

Have you tried bringing it to a PC repair place and asking them?

>>18515539
Viable option, although I'd prefer if I could fix this keyboard and continue using it.

>>18515562
Kek I'm just imagining try to close the laptop.

>>18515562
Nope, I recently opened my laptop and fixed the fan because my fucking CPU kept overheating. I want to at least try fixing it myself.

>>18515573
gluing velcro onto the top of the laptops keyboard and the bottom of the usb keyboard. Then you can easily remove and secure the keyboard when you need it.
>remove and secure the keyboard

>>18515532
Take it apart and clean it jackass. Not exactly rocket science.

>>18515605
>cleaning water

>>18515610
It may have been water but when it mixes with all the crud in the keys (dust, crumbs) it can create liquid grime that gets between the contacts or just interferes with the silicone mat. Or you can have someone "fix" it for you and they'll happily take all your money to clean it.

>>18515605
Way to specify jackass. Not exactly rocket science, is it?

>>18515562
if all else fails, your suggestion is my saving grace

>>18515656
It worked for me. Spilled a whole glass of water on my laptop all the keys were fucked.