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Old 09-03-2009, 05:30 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default HP HDX16 keyboard not responsive HELP

my asdfjkl;'' and enter button dont respond and i hav 2 push them several times hard so they work, i'm in college so my laptop is real important so i'd appreciate the help
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Have you spilled anything on it? If so you can take the keyboard out and pop off the buttons that aren't working right and you will see the little opaque rubber-like things under the button. If you take a small screwdriver, like a mm wide or one for a glasses repair kit, you can pop it through the rubber and scrape the center of the board gently. Try it with just one key first, you might need to scape around a bit and then pop the key back on and see if it works.
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oh and seeing how it's a row and that's it, it may be a connection problem with your kb. Take it out and insure the cable is connected securely to the computer.
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it wouldnt be from that i didnt spill anything on it
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what's the kb
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i dont think i hav a screw driver small enough to unscrew it UGH
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Well, that's gotta be priority #1 for now.
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the weird thing is that when the issue only began about a month after i had it and it still only occasionally happens, i also notice that it tends to not work when i'm on a sofft surface like a bed, could this mean the keyboard isnt screwed in enough or something?
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Default HP HDX16 Keyboard Middle Row Problem

Andy I have the same exact problem and am in India where this model is not yet supported (bought in Hong Kong). The keys asdfjkl;'' and Enter do not work at times. If I even lightly touch the touchpad on/off button then the keys work again for a while. So does not seem to be a loose connection problem.

Were you able to resolve?
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