Give them a keyboard from the early 90s or late 80s. Â You know the kind, where you have to use a 20lb weight to push down the keys and every time one is pushed it makes a loud click.
A friend of mine had this happen once. Easily fixed with a screwdriver (to get the caps off and separate them) and fine sandpaper (to remove the remaining glue).
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Two keystrokes for the price of one!
just use a sharp knife to cut the glue
Heh – or give them one of our 20+ extra keyboards 😉Â
Give them a keyboard from the early 90s or late 80s. Â You know the kind, where you have to use a 20lb weight to push down the keys and every time one is pushed it makes a loud click.
So the arrow keys and delete weren’t working either!?Â
A friend of mine had this happen once. Easily fixed with a screwdriver (to get the caps off and separate them) and fine sandpaper (to remove the remaining glue).