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Originally posted by elFreak laptop. god damn you toshiba you bunch of faggyfag******fagsinsauce.

i have a Toshiba laptop as well and the keyboards are pretty easy to replace. i paid $20 for a replacement one after i spilled sparkling water on it.

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I have to hit the number 1 key pretty hard for it to work. I don't think the key just pulls off so you can clean under it on a laptop... I tried and there was too much resistance, so I gave up.

Just live with it, or get it fixed somewhere.

lol, don't listen to these people telling you to take it somewhere to get it repaired. if i can do it, anyone can.

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Originally posted by lücid lol, don't listen to these people telling you to take it somewhere to get it repaired. if i can do it, anyone can.

Do you have a soft keyboard? How do you just change it? My Toshiba laptop was bought in 2003 or 2004, so it has hard keys and it doesn't look like I could just simply change it for a new one.

yeah with me it was coffee spilled while rolling a joint at 10 am and trying to multi task.

fucking shit fuck.

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Originally posted by Theresa Do you have a soft keyboard? How do you just change it? My Toshiba laptop was bought in 2003 or 2004, so it has hard keys and it doesn't look like I could just simply change it for a new one.

mine was bought in 2004 and it's also got hard keys.

http://www.irisvista.com/tech/lapto..._notebook_1.htm

steps 8 through 12. there are similar guides for other laptop models, just search here -- http://www.irisvista.com/tech/

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Start carrying a keyboard around with it.

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You can pull the keys off many laptop keyboards, because I've accidentally done it once. I was pissed off with an essay I was under extreme pressure to get finished and I typed so aggressively I popped the K key out. If you hook something underneath one edge you can pop them off without any damage and have a look underneath. They snap back into place with a bit of fiddling.

More annoying for me is my laptop's LMB is dying. It only clicks properly on one side. The other night it was close to giving up altogether so I did the logical thing: got my penknife blade down one edge, jammed it underneath the button and fiddled about vaguely (this is not one great euphemism, I promise). It seems to work again now, although I've no idea what problem can be fixed by jamming a knife into it and playing around for a few seconds.

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the following are done for on my keyboard:

come/whatever the fuck else it is - bitch is just missing.

backspace - have to select/delete.

left arrow sticks.

c is missing but if you push it just right it'll work. (that's what she said).

basically i've jizzed and spilled just about every fluid there is on my keyboard.