Fried Keyboard?

Edman22

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So my girlfriend spilled water on my keyboard one night. I never knew, and when I tried to use it later that night a number of keys don't work anymore. Is this keyboard done for? Is there anything I can try to save it?

Weird thing is that she typed an essay on it after the spill, but the keys worked then. I have tried letting it dry upside down, and have even taken it apart to let it dry but it still doesn't work right.
 
Well if you are sure it is dry then it is dead. Unless part of your mobo fried.
 
could. ca'-t explai , ecuz, keys do't work temporarily (sometimes). am 't sure if 'cuz COFFEE or ROWSER,
at re oot ... I will switch key oards to test (day 2 of problem).
 
I's probably dry. I live in socal so it's very hot over here. I can't imagine some water not evaporating by now.
 
could. ca'-t explai , ecuz, keys do't work temporarily (sometimes). am 't sure if 'cuz COFFEE or ROWSER,
at re oot ... I will switch key oards to test (day 2 of problem).

what the hell are you trying to say?:D
 
what the hell are you trying to say?:D
sorry, just that 3 keys refuse to work due to 1 a memory chip OR a o.s. pro_lem... totally off-topic.
however, I previously dissassebled the board (3 layer) successfully. (very thin screwdrivers).
OTOH as the line above, sometimes the key (m_opqrstuvwxyz ) starts to work... the_ quits agai_...
...............................................update:::..............................
removed 3 lines in the xorg.conf file, now the typespeed, N, n, B, b, " keys work again.
the 3 lines did not agree with an X server bump 7.2 >> 7.3 afaik.
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back on-topic, this keyboard I disassembled and reassembled after the soak/dry cycle did not work.
(spilled coffee shorting out half of the keys) ... only lost the led's for the numlock caplock etc
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