Clean a Spill on a Laptop

When liquids meet electronics, you can't waste time. Conductive liquids cause most of the initial damage. Immediately unplug the laptop from its power cord, and pull out the battery. Don't bother closing programs or saving data. READ MORE

How to Replace Your Laptop Keyboard

If your laptop keys are sticky, or some of them are missing, or the keyboard isn't working at all, you can usually replace the entire keyboard yourself for between $20 and $60. The operation isn't as hard as you might think, and performing it has the advantage that you don't have to remove and replace each key individually. read more

Fixing dead laptop keyboard keys

I got an Averatec 3250 which had a few keys that died after about two years of usage. After looking on eBay for a replacement keyboard, I decided that I wasn’t going to pay $60-80 for a used replacement keyboard and overpriced shipping, since I lived in Europe. So, I set myself on a quest to find a way to repair the keyboard I already had.read more

A key fell off the laptop keyboard. Fixing the problem.

One or more keys fell off the laptop keyboard and you are not sure how to put them back? Don’t worry, most likely you can fix the keyboard and it’s not necessary to buy a new one. There is no universal repair guide because all keyboards are different. Here’s what I usually do in this case.read more

Are you missing a key on your laptop?

LaptopKey.com provides replacement keys for laptops. Place an order on our website for your specific key type and it will be shipped within 24 hours. When purchasing a key from LaptopKey.com, you will receive a complete key kit: the key cap, cup, retainer clips, and a video installation guide. read more