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Join Date: Oct 2009
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OS: Windows Vista SP2
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Sticky Laptop Keys
Yesterday i spilled quite alot of coke on my laptop keyboard i have a Samsung R510 and would like to know if the keys pop off or if i have any other options as the keys are allmost to sticky to use PLEASE HELP !
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Re: Sticky Laptop Keys
'Cola' products are highly acidic and will eat your equipment (never mind the sugar).
Unfortunately, I am unable to find any info on taking that one apart to clean it.
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