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by nihaar Accepted solution
by .martin. Accepted solution
by robo_dev Accepted solution
there are some accessibility features in Windows that can do odd things.
If it is a stuck key, and it were my laptop, I would pop off the keyboard key and make sure that nothing is sticking.
by c f usa Accepted solution
is while you would do that (as would I,) with the system being a week old, it would kill the warranty. Not knowing his situation, if it is a stuck key, I would definately try the external keyboard. If that works, then without the external, try the "tap a couple times trick", to see if it comes undone.
If not, contact place of sale. Minor now, but if left unchecked, it could be something worse?
just my .02
by older mycroft Accepted solution
My ACER's backslash key decided one day to 'pop off' of its own accord. That was well over a year ago and I have yet to figure out a means of having it remain in place ever since.
Lots of laptops have their keys adhering to a little rubber nipple. Unfortunately most glues known to man are inherently solvent-based which is instant death for the little rubber nipple.
Probably best NOT to pop it off - it might never go back on, and as has been mentioned, it ain't gonna do the warranty much good either. ;)
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