From: mdhangton@gmail.com   
      
   On Wednesday, September 17, 2014 1:04:56 PM UTC-4, Michelle Bottorff wrote:   
   > William Vetter  wrote:   
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   > > On Tuesday, September 16, 2014 10:15:53 AM UTC-4, Michelle Bottorff wrote:   
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   > > > ..two of my eybord eys eep randomy stopping woring.  Guess which ones.   
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   > > > I've mosty been copying and pasting the missing etters, but it's a rea   
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   > > > pain. :(   
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   > > Blow all over the keyboard with your mouth, or with back end of vacuum   
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   > > cleaner, or with pressurized air if you can.  It is dirt or dust or cat   
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   > > hair.   
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   > I wish it was going to be that easy.   
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   > My husband looked at my unreadable d and e keys, and decided that if he   
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   > was going to have to take the machine apart to get it properly cleaned   
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   > anyway (it's a laptop) he might as well replace the keyboard while he   
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   > was at it.  The operation is slated for next weekend, since he'll need a   
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   > sizable block of time.   
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   You can try to pry out the two bad keys and clean them and their holes, scrub   
   them with water and toothbrush.  This will help if there was some fluid stuck   
   on them, but they are plastic and they snap in, and you can't do that more   
   than twice, maybe.   
      
   Anyhow, I'm glad to hear you got bad keys -- I was afraid you were writing the   
   manuscript in elvin language or something. I never know how to tell people   
   when they do that.   
      
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