Why does my laptop key keep coming off?
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Gather your repair equipment. In order to attempt to repair a key on your laptop's keyboard, you'll need the following items:
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Know the anatomy of a key. Most keyboard keys are comprised of three parts: the key cap (which is the key itself), the key carriage (a flat piece of plastic on which the key sits), and the key pad (a piece of rubber that sits between the key and the carriage).
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Find a clean workspace. It's best to find a flat, clean, indoor area, such as a kitchen table or a counter, on which to perform your repairs.
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Turn off and unplug your computer. Make sure that your computer is off and not plugged into a power source when your go to remove a key.
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Ground yourself before attempting any repairs. While the chances of you damaging your computer's internals with static electricity via a key repair are slim, grounding only takes a second and is good practice for dealing with electronics in general.
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Part 2 Part 2 of 3:Repairing a Key
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