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my left shift button is stuck on down. i removed it and tried to put it back in but it just goes back in stuck . i cant click with it. I am thinking that if keyboard is of any significant age then - time for replacement ...... something from newegg.com or techforless.com perhaps.

Usual reason for sticking is spillage of something stickly but if not that and something that'll CLEAN up, then may not be too much else you can do.  Hard to tell entirely without the problem in front of me to look at - tho I have over the years managed to deal with key problems successfully a time or two. Quote from: ChrisXPPro on October 18, 2008, 05:02:43 PM

I am thinking that if keyboard is of any significant age then - time for replacement ...... something from newegg.com or techforless.com perhaps.

Usual reason for sticking is spillage of something stickly but if not that and something that'll clean up, then may not be too much else you can do.  Hard to tell entirely without the problem in front of me to look at - tho I have over the years managed to deal with key problems successfully a time or two.

No nothing is sticky on my keyboard.
When I try to stick my button back in, it just snaps right to the buttom and stays stuck. It doesn't go back up or its simply goes into a state where i cant press it. . Keyboard prices START at 10 bucks.Oh man...
There goes my good keyboard. I BET Ill find nothing like this keyboard again...

good memories, good memories....but there has to be a way to fix it!!!!

(to add those excaimation marks, i had to use the right shift You act like 3 years old...A full disassembly can be worth a try to inspect internally... COULD give you a better chance.

If that is no go then - it's time for new.  Quote from: Broni on October 18, 2008, 05:24:34 PM
You act like 3 years old...

how? How can you see the way I act through a screen with text. Your not seeing a video of me. The current market price for a keyboard including a mouse at the Sally Anne is $1.99
I got a set, works like a charm.  the shift key usually includes a metal flange that acts to hold the key up- if you don't have that metal flange in the exact right position, it will stay stuck down.

I'd just get new keyboard, though. Quote from: BC_Programmer on October 18, 2008, 10:31:35 PM
the shift key usually includes a metal flange that acts to hold the key up- if you don't have that metal flange in the exact right position, it will stay stuck down.

I'd just get new keyboard, though.

Yea I got that metal piece and I put in there how its supposed to be but it just snaps right to the bottom. Stuck.


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