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How to Repair a Laptop Keyboard

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Summary: The easiest way to repair a laptop keyboard, for the average consumer, is to simply buy a replacement keyboard, which are typically affordable. Discover how keyboard connectors work with help from a laptop repair specialist in this free video on laptop computer keyboards.

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Nathan Morgan, the founder and CEO of Parts-People, started the company in May of 2002 as a part-time home-based business with a small inventory of liquidation parts for PCs and...read more

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"Hi, this is Nathan Morgan, with partspeople.com. In this video, I'm going to show you how to install and repair your laptop keyboard. Most of the time, when a laptop keyboard breaks a key breaks off, or the mechanism underneath is broken. It is hard for the everyday consumer to replace this because you cannot track down the parts, so the easiest thing to do is buy a replacement keyboard. These are affordable, and cheap, and easy to install. The prices ranging anywhere from twenty-five to thirty-five dollars. The first thing you want to do is you need to remove the power button cover. This will expose the screws that are holding the keyboard in place. Go ahead and remove those screws and lift the keyboard out. You want to gently disconnect the keyboard connector. Go ahead and take your new keyboard; reinstall it into the connector, and screw it back into place. Replace your power button cover. And that's it. You don't need to upgrade any software or install any drivers to make this work. This is Nathan, with partspeople.com."

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