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Originally posted by Omega_M Ok, so I removed the keyboard and dismantled it completely, taking out all the keys and the plastic snaps underneath them. I cleaned everything with distilled water, wipes and cotton swabs. Took me 5 hours to do it. Assembled the keyboard again and let it dry overnight. In the morning I turned the computer on. Most of the keys were working, but not all. I also broke a couple of plastic snaps while putting them back so I wasted 2 keys. But I could access the computer. Fortunately the coffee spill did not seep into the the rest of the hardware, so my computer is working and there is no data loss. I was sooooo worried about it. All my data in there + no backup. Thinking this is gona cost me well over $ 120, I called up DELL and placed an order for a new keyboard. Price? - $ 20.03 with shipping and tax I was so happy. My new keyboard is on the way, and next week I should be able to use my laptop again Lesson learnt. Coffee and Laptop do not mix

I dont see any spelling mistakes in that... are you sure your 2 keys are not working? Which ones are they?

Plz type that sentence:

Quick brown fox humped over a clown.. (or watever it is).

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Originally posted by Purple I dont see any spelling mistakes in that... are you sure your 2 keys are not working? Which ones are they? Plz type that sentence: Quick brown fox humped over a clown.. (or watever it is).

You are assuming that I am using my laptop to post, which could be a wrong assumption.

Besides, I broke the plastic snaps under the keys. So, I could choose the two keys to sacrifice.

I was going to take out "Tilde" and one the keys which serves the same function as the right click !!

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Originally posted by twilightki : It feels like something you'd listen to at 4 in the morning, or listen to in your car while you're going in a tunnel.