I spilled milk on my keyboard mildly... I tried tipping my keyboard upside down, and surprisingly, it drained a lot of it out. Eventually, my right CTRL key became stuck, so I removed it, and some surrounding keys, and eventually got it working fine again... I am very picky. While putting my right SHIFT key back in, after noticing there's a little metal rod that's shaped like a staple, and in fact TWO rubber "buttons" because the shift key is horizontally longer than a normal key... Ever since I took it out, I don't think I really know HOW to put it back in... It just NEVER seemed to be working right. Currently, the problem is I have to hit the RIGHT side of the shift key in order for it to register... the right button underneath it. I feel like a noob, but oh well! I don't think the shift key is pressing down as "one", basically. It will only hit one button underneath it if I press too far to the left... they shouldn't do that.

Hopefully I explained it well enough.Don't cry over Spilled Milk!

http://www.spilledmilk.com/ (PG-13)Save a lot of time and frustration and buy a NEW keyboardLmfao. Is it really that difficult? It's not stuck by milk, I just apparently can't seem to put it back on right so I don't have to keep hitting one side of the shift key to hit only one of the buttons to make it WORK...Ditto Karnac. Keyboards are cheap and it's not worth the pain, especially if you are that picky

Alan <>< QUOTE from: ale52 on May 03, 2009, 06:28:43 PM

Ditto Karnac. Keyboards are cheap and it's not worth the pain, especially if you are that picky

Alan <><

This may steer you straight.

http://www.ehow.com/how_2060940_fix-keyboard-key.html