Do I have to replace my keyboard?
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depends on whether anything is broken underneath the key-cap. if nothing's broken, u can just reattach the key-cap into the keyboard.
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get a new one, if all the mentioned stuff doesnt work it means that some wire isdisconnected in the keyboard, either fix that or get a new one
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I think you would have to go to a site that has an online keyboard, as the regular keyboard doesn't have one.
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Cleaning the Keyboard:\nMaybe it has dust under the buttons making it not working properly, or something sweet was spilled over it...\n\nBe ware...fixing the keyboard buttons back in polace after removing them isn't that easy thing...\n\nIf you can invest in a new Keyboard and keep the current one for backup, then do so easier...
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What the hell is wrong with your keyboard?
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the easiest way to be sure it is just your keyboard is to borrow a good working keyboard from a friend or family member.  If that keyboard works, then you will know that you need to replace your keyboard.  Also, if you go to the "start" button and click "control panel" there will be an icon for "keyboard."  Open that one and be sure that no one has disabled the keyboard options.
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i think u should ask here that how to repair the space bar key of keyboard
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LM(_._)O!!!! Thank you for that laugh! I am at work and was very bored, your question just lifted my spirits! And I would hope that you keep your keyboard clean, that way you know where your fingers have been and if the keyboard will be susceptable to any "Fing-ereal" diseases or not!
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Tip from eHow:\n\nScience can't explain it, but soft drinks and coffee are undeniably attracted to computer keyboards. Put them in proximity and they're bound to interact messily sooner or later. \n \n Steps:\n1.  Unplug the keyboard.\n \n2.  If you spilled water, turn the keyboard over and let it drain and dry out for at least 24 hours.\n \n3.  If you spilled something sticky, try prying the small key caps off of the keyboard with a flathead screwdriver to get better access to the mess. Don't remove the spacebar, the Enter key or other large key caps. (Take a picture of the keyboard layout, or make a quick sketch of it, before you remove any keys so you can put them back where you found them.)\n \n4.  Gently clean the keyboard with a wet cotton swab.\n \n5.  Replace the key caps after rinsing them and letting them dry.\n \n6.  Let everything dry for at least 24 hours before plugging the keyboard back in.
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check the connections in the back of your computer, unplug it and then plug it back in, that should fix it.  If not I bet your keyboard is messed up, new ones are like $10 or less
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try to unplug it and replug it again try to find the cd for the keyboard.
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Reset CMOS. Better still, remove and replace the CMOS battery.  If that does not work, then you need to have the motherboard tested to see if the back panel connectors are working properly.\n\nEdited- PN   she said she already checked the keyboard on another pc, besides if the CMOS battery dies, it can do so quickly so you would not be able to tell if time was kept properly.  This is from years of experience with PC repair, so before you answer, read the question.
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Did you run the new hardware wizard?\n\nGoto Start - > Control Panel and click - > Add Hardware\n\nrun teh wizard it might find the keyboard for you.\nof course make sure its plugged in first !
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I was cleaning my husband's desk and I accidentally slide the coffee over the entire keyboad, too clumsy! He remove the screws and wipe it with dry cloth and wait for a couple days to dry up, you can use electric fan but not too direct to the keyboard just to allow air moving. After lets says two weeks, your keyboard will be okay again! Just put back the screws back and you can used it and enjoy!\n\nsleepyhead
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Well for starters, all keyboards are a standard configuration.\nIf yould be a rather big pain in the butt to have to teach yourself where all the new key placing's are.
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You may try ebay, I know you can buy lots of computer parts on there and you might get lucky and find a match for yours in a junk keyboard, or at least something that looks close.
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that would really be the case. if you want your keyboard to become 100% new again you have to send it for repair. some repair center issues a replacement unit while the item is being repaired, i think this applies if the unit is still under warranty. check it also with your repair center. \n\nif you can also ask if they can just give you a brand new unit instead of repairing it since it's only a month old anyway.