Equium P200 1IR - how to remove the keyboard internal?

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  Hello, people!

  I need help please. As the topic says, how to remove the keyboard?
  It's because I shared tea on my keyboard and, fortunately, no key was damaged. However, now it is sticky, and it is quite annoying!

  Can someone please help me with the entrance keys, Shift, back space * and other small keys at home.

  Thanks in advance.

  Sticky Keys?
  I really put t know if you will be able to clean the little mechanism under the CAP.

  OK you can try it. What you need to do is remove the key cap first. Pull it gently on the floor. It is set with small farmers in plastic. When the CAP is removed, you can check the situation and try to clean it up.

  When finished put the CAP in place and push it all smoothly. You will hear clicking noise and everything should be OK again. Do it for all the keys.

  Please take it very easy. If you damage this small mechanism you can immediately order new lkeyboard.

• Satellite Pro L100 - how to remove the keyboard

  I have a L100 which has been "sprayed"... don't ask...

  How to remove the keyboard... ideas please

  see you soon

  Bob

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  The keyboard replacement procedure is almost on all Toshiba laptops. At, first of all it must remove the cover above the keyboard (where the buttons are placed).

  After doing this to remove the keyboard is very easy.

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• How to remove the keyboard on Satellite L850?

  Nobody here knows how to remove the keyboard on a L850 or can point me in the direction of the repair?
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  Fix locks around the keyboard. So to remove it, you will need to insert your finger into the left hold of lid and push keyboard corner, so let corner keyboard appears.
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• Satellite P200-1EE - how to replace the keyboard

  Ive just bought a replacement for my P200-1EE keyboard, I have an idea but how to replace, anyone know?

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  The keyboard is fixed with four screws that are hidden under the cover of the thin plastic strip above the buttons of the F1 to F12 keys keyboard.
  You may need to remove this plastic cover to gain access to the screws.
  But you must be careful because it could break.

  The keyboard is connected to the motherboard with a flat cable.
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• How to remove the keyboard on my Satellite Pro C850 - 14 c

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  How can I remove the keyboard of the laptop inside to give a cleaning?

  Thank you.

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  I read that it is not very easy
  You will need to remove the CD/DVD drive first.
  Then, you will need to use a plastic stick to push the back of the keyboard of the ODD housing slot. The keyboard should be pushed until it lifts the corner on the upper surface of the case.
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  Does anyone know how the keyboard can be removed?

  Thank you!

  I hope you know that replacement of a card WLAN or upgrade is not supported for doing something like that will void you the warranty. Another thing is the compatibility. Toshiba doesn't offer information on compatible WLAN cards so I m asking you already bought the new wireless network card.

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• How to remove the keyboard on Satellite M70

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  I recently got a Toshiba Equium L10-300 and it has serious issues of keyboard.

  Some buttons do different things they are asked (for example. The letter M is going to be transformed into letters NM or the right arrow will turn into a huge space).

  The enter/return key does not work all together and that's all I want to work really (want to format and start over).

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  The keyboard is fixed with screws.
  You need to remove these screws to remove the keyboard from the laptop.

  As far as I know there is a small plastic above the F1 - F12 buttons cover.
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• How to remove the keyboard in a m6 desire?

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  The keyboard is not a collection of parts that can be repaired or replaced individually. It is a unit. If you don't know what's down there, so there no reason to delete a key. What is that a flat area in metal. The wheels are on circuit inside the keyboard where you can't reach. I've seen too many people is back in a corner by removing the keys that are pretty darn almost impossible to replace. They stand in a easier way that they return. It is not uncommon that keyboard problems appear as a simple failure or keys just a couple defective.

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• Need a guide how to remove the keyboard on Satellite L40

  Someone at - it a guide to remove the keyboard on the L40?

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  To remove the keyboard, remove the 2 screws in the bottom of the keyboard on the bottom of the case.
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  Open the three latches securing the keyboard:
  All three locks shall be driven strongly enough to allow the keyboard to transcend the locks, but careful not to destroy the locks when pressed it.

  Then you can lift the keyboard a little and turn it face down on the palmrest. Then disconnect the keyboard cable from the on the motherboard and remove the keyboard.

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• How to remove the keyboard of the palmrest? (VN7 - 571G)

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  I disassembled the whole palmrest and for my can keyboard is connected (without screws) to the palm rest.

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  Hi, the Bulletin Board only gives me the opportunity to respond to the other subject, if I'm afraid that I have to start a new post. I tried the instructions R2D2 post with my A60-152, took off all the keys and the thin black film, but still not to find where the screws are to remove the optical drive.

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• HP Envy 15 k046nd: Envy 15 k046nd how to remove the keyboard (shift of collage and key)

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  Does anyone know how to remove a single key on the keyboard without breaking? (or if it is still possible) I tried some things, but have failed.

  Long version:

  Unfortunately, I spilled lemonade on my keyboard last week. I cleaned it all that quickly, and nothing is technically wrong. But after 2 days some keys on my keyboard started to stick very bad, especially the entrance and the shift key. They still work, but it's very annoying. I have tried lifting below them and cleaning, but that has not worked, and I also can't get down them. I looked for a way to replace the keyboard, but I have to essentially take the computer laptop all apart + it's expensive. I hope someone can tell me how to down the different keys without breaking!

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  Leon

  Hi there @leonsmits,

  Welcome to the HP support community! I read your post and wanted to tender hand can help you! I read that you want to remove the keys of the keyboard because they hold and you want to clean.

  If a key is physically stuck in the down position, you should not replace your laptop. Many keyboards have keys that can be removed by inserting a knife to butter under one edge of the button and gently lifting upward on the upper and lower edge. Please NOTE: To avoid damaging the cushion under the key, insert the knife to butter only 1/8 of an inch under the edge of the key

  After having removed the key, using a buffer with alcohol, clean the underside of the key and the key on the keyboard slot. Put the key in the snapping it back in place.

  Here is a document for you called portable keyboard troubleshooting. There is a section in this document, called a laptop key stuck. This section will help you to guide you how to clean these keys.

  If the keyboard doesn't have keys that can be removed, you may need to replace the keyboard or laptop service.

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