This quick fix is really easy and super useful. Every once in a while we all get a key on our keyboards that starts to act up. Whether the key is unresponsive, tempermental or just plain annoying you can fix it with this easy method.
You Will Need:
*A screwdriver
*A pair of scissors
*A plastic straw
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2 Comments
A disaster on my toshiba laptop keyboad...so inscrutably designed as to make one weep.
my key isnt unresponsive like that :c its like broken but not stuck, etc,... ya know, i press it a THOUSEND TIMES and no words appear >:C
PLZ HELP ME PLZ PLZ PLZ PLZ PLZ
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